Two novel blaNDM-1 harboring transposons on pPrY2001-like plasmids coexisting with a novel cfr-encoding plasmid in food-animal source Enterobacteriaceae.
Two novel blaNDM-1 harboring transposons on pPrY2001-like plasmids coexisting with a novel cfr-encoding plasmid in food-animal source Enterobacteriaceae.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jgar.2021.06.006
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发表时间:
2021-07
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4.6
通讯作者:
Xing-Run Zheng;Yin-Huan Sun;Jia-Hang Zhu;Si-Li Wu;Caiyan Ping;Liang-xing Fang;Hong-Xia Jiang
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作者:
Xing-Run Zheng;Yin-Huan Sun;Jia-Hang Zhu;Si-Li Wu;Caiyan Ping;Liang-xing Fang;Hong-Xia Jiang
ObjectivesThis study reports identification of the carbapenemase-encoding gene from carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales from food animals.MethodsA total of 40 bacterial isolates recovered from 475 faecal swabs obtained on one farm were tested for the presence of theblaNDM-1gene by PCR. Species identification of threeblaNDM-1-positive strains was conducted by MALDI-TOF/MS. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing was performed by broth microdilution. Transferability of theblaNDM-1andcfrgenes was determined by filter mating. The genetic environment ofblaNDM-1andcfrwas analysed by whole-genome sequencing.ResultsTwoProteus mirabilis(JPM24 and YPM35) and oneProvidencia rettgeri(YPR25) carriedblaNDM-1. TheblaNDM-1genes were located on conjugable pPrY2001-like plasmids often reported to carry important antimicrobial resistance genes (ARGs). YPR25 and YPM35 shared two almost identical conjugable plasmids, one carryingblaNDM-1and the othercfr. TheblaNDM-1gene in YPR25 (same as YPM35) and JPM24 was located in two novel transposons, designated Tn6922and Tn6923, respectively. Tn6922and Tn6923carried 14 and 7 ARGs, respectively, and both contained multiple copies of IS26in the same direction, with a high degree of similarity. Additionally,cfrwas located on a plasmid with an unreported high frequency of conjugative transfer in YPR25 (same as YPM35).ConclusionWe identified two novelblaNDM-1-containing transposons (Tn6922and Tn6923) present on pPrY2001-like plasmids. The pPrY2001-likeblaNDM-1plasmids coexisted with a novelcfrplasmid, and both could transfer at high frequency, highlighting the importance of continuous surveillance of multiresistant Enterobacterales of animal origin that can serve as a reservoir for ARGs.