Enhanced infectivity of strains of Helicobacter pylori isolated from children compared with parental strains
Enhanced infectivity of strains of Helicobacter pylori isolated from children compared with parental strains
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与亲代菌株相比,从儿童体内分离出的幽门螺杆菌菌株的传染性增强
DOI:
10.1099/jmm.0.000918
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
Kamiya Shigeru
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作者:
Zaman Cynthia;Osaki Takako;Furuta Yoshikazu;Hojo Fuhito;Yonezawa Hideo;Konno Mutsuko;Kurata Satoshi;Hanawa Tomoko;Kamiya Shigeru
Purpose.Intra-familial infection, mother-to-child infection, is considered to be one of the main routes of transmission forHelicobacter pylori ,in developed countries such as Japan. A major role for intra-familial spread in the pathogenicity ofH. pyloriis now beyond controversy, although the major route of transmission remains poorly understood. We performed this study to clarify the factors determining intra-familial transmission.Methodology.We used severalH. pyloristrains isolated from family members to compare infectivity.H. pyloriK21 and K22 strains were isolated from the father and mother, and the K25 strain was isolated from the third child of the family. Mongolian gerbils were inoculated withH. pyloristrains and the infectivity of three strains was compared in each experiment. In addition, the whole genome sequence, adhesion to gastric epithelial cells and the growth of static condition or continuous flow culture among three strains ofH. pyloriwere analysed.Results/Key findings.Most of the colonies were determined as the same molecular type K25 in all of the four grouped animals andH. pyloriK25 was observed as the dominant strain. The stronger adhesion capacity of the K25 strain was observed in comparison with the other two strains throughin vitroanalysis. By assessing the genomic profiles ofH. pyloriisolates from three strains, identified TnPZ regions were detected only in the K25 strain.Conclusion.The infectivity ofH. pyloriisolates intra-familial infection and animal infection were prescribed by the adhesion capacity and molecular type of each strain.