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Morphological Changes Of Campylobacter Jejuni Under Different Conditions And Separation Of Campylobacter Jejuni From Faeces

Posted on:2013-02-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W Q LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2234330374959136Subject:Neurology
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Part1Morphological changes of Campylobacter jejuni under differentculture conditions and biochemical identification by VITEK-2compactObjective:To observe the morphological changes of Campylobacterjejuni under different conditions and the results of the biochemical reactions indifferent turbidity and states.Methods:1Recover Campylobacter jejuni strains stored in the laboratoryand culture them in different culture conditions, then,Gram stain in differenttime to observe the morphological changes;2Recover Campylobacter jejunistrains stored in the laboratory and culture under microaerobic conditions at42℃,5%O2,10%CO2,85%N2.Identfy Campylobacter jejuni strains indifferent turbidity and states by VITEK-2compact and compare to thedifference of biochemical reactions.Results:1Campylobacter jejuni′s shape, when taken from themicroaerophilic environment to the aerobic environment, changes from Gramnegative bacilli to Gram-negative cocci.In a certain period of time,re-passaged back into the micro-aerobic conditions, its shape can be restoredto Gram negative bacilli.But continue to place a longer period of time, itchanges to Gram-negative cocci.2For the same strain of Campylobacter jejuni,other things being equal, the result of identification by VITEK-2compact isdifferent under different turbidity and state.Conclusions:1The morphology of Campylobacter jejuni changes as theculture conditions and nutritional factors;2Campylobacter jejuni′s turbidityand morphology can affect the identification results of the VITEk-2compact. Part2Campylobacter jejuni′s separation from patients′fecesObjective: To explore the separation methed of Campylobacter jejuni infeces from the different groups of people.Methods:1Specimen collection: collect the fresh feces of patients thatnon-Campylobacter jejuni caused disease and of patients with GBS;2Culture:culture the fresh feces with Brucella broth under microaerobic conditions at42℃,5%O2,10%CO2,85%N2. Columbia blood medium culture;3Passaged: for a period of24hours, inoculate to the Colombia blood agar platewith antibiotics, culture, pick suspected single colony passaged;4Identify:use microscopic examination, biochemical test or PCR When needed;5Positive control and quality control: use NCTC11168strain and Lulei strain asthe positive control and quality control strains in the whole process.Results:1In small amount of sample (cotton swab dipped in)group,116cases were collected of from patients that non-Campylobacter jejuni causeddisease, undetached Campylobacter jejuni;collected two cases from patientswith GBS,which is also undetached Campylobacter jejuni;2In largersampling (sampling of about0.5cm3) group,249cases were collected of frompatients that non-Campylobacter jejuni caused disease, undetachedCampylobacter jejuni;collected six cases from patients with GBS, aCampylobacter jejuni strain was isolated, which identified by morphologyand biochemical reactions and PCR.Conclusions:1No Campylobacter jejuni was isolated from patients thatnon-Campylobacter jejuni caused disease. A Campylobacter jejuni strain wasisolated from patients with GBS.2The separation methed of Campylobacterjejuni in feces from the different groups of people was preliminary explored.Myebe Campylobacter jejuni is just as a source of infection instead of thenormal flora of the human intestinal tract; Myebe the methods is not used forthe separation of Campylobacter jejuni in human faeces in this experiment. Part3The preliminary establishment of the database to saveCampylobacter jejuniObjective:1To establish the database to save Campylobacter jejunipreliminary;2To make the database conform to national standards.Methods: Summary of the characteristics of Campylobacter jejuni andbasic research needs projects, and use of computer and Microsoft Excelsoftware,and input the information into form.Results: Campylobacter jejuni information has six parts, Including thebasic information, physiological and biochemical characteristics, drugresistance, genetic information, sharing and other,containing a total of morethan100items.The datebase was divided into six separate form,for eachtable,every Campylobacter jejuni has the same number.Conclusions: The database to save Campylobacter jejuni waspreliminary established.
Keywords/Search Tags:Campylobacter jejuni, morphology, VITEK-2Campylobacter jejuni, patients with GBS, patients thatnon-Campylobacter jejuni caused disease, separationCampylobacter jejuni, database
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