Comparative Research on Serogroups Distribution and Antimicrobial Resistance of Escherichia coil Isolates from Poultry in Different Areas of China  

作　　者：SONG Li NING Yi-bao ZHANG Xiu-ying SHENG Qing-chun ZHANG Guang-chuan LIN Shu-mao WU Hao-ting ZHAO Hui GAO Guang FENG Zhong-wu 

机构地区：[1]China Institute of Veterinary Drug Control, Beijing 100081, P.R.China [2]Foshan College of Science and Technology, Foshan 528000, P.R.China

出　　处：《Agricultural Sciences in China》2008年第3期381-386,共6页中国农业科学（英文版）

摘　　要：A total of 241 Escherichia coli （E. coli） isolates from 349 avian samples （292 from cloacae, 29 from feed and water, 28 from dust and padding） were collected from Northeast, South, North, and Central China in recent years. The percentage of isolation was 69.1%. There are 67 serogroups each with 1-2 isolates distributed in different regions, and some of these regions had the preponderant serogroups. Antimicrobial-resistance （AR） of E. coli was so severe that the majority were multi-AR. Fifty percent strains were resistant to 10-19 antimicrobial drugs. Overall, the isolates represented resistance to nalidixic acid （88.1%）, tetracycline （85.7%）, sulfamethoxazole （81.0%）, trimethoprim-sulfamethpxazole （77.1%）, ampicillin （76.2%）, amoxilline （74.3%）, streplomycin （66.2%）, fluoroquinolones （57.1-66.7%）, chloramphenicol （52.9%）, gentamicin （39.0%）, and kanamycin （36.2%）. The isolates were sensitive to cefalexin, amoxilline-clavulanic acid, amikacin, and florfenicol with an AR rate of 0-19,5% only, The results showed that the AR was more severe in chicken farms in which the antibiotics were used broadly and repeatedly. This study indicated the AR characterization of E, coli in different areas of China. It will be a foundation for studying AR mechanism and regulating the usage of antimicrobial in the poultry industry.A total of 241 Escherichia coli （E. coli） isolates from 349 avian samples （292 from cloacae, 29 from feed and water, 28 from dust and padding） were collected from Northeast, South, North, and Central China in recent years. The percentage of isolation was 69.1%. There are 67 serogroups each with 1-2 isolates distributed in different regions, and some of these regions had the preponderant serogroups. Antimicrobial-resistance （AR） of E. coli was so severe that the majority were multi-AR. Fifty percent strains were resistant to 10-19 antimicrobial drugs. Overall, the isolates represented resistance to nalidixic acid （88.1%）, tetracycline （85.7%）, sulfamethoxazole （81.0%）, trimethoprim-sulfamethpxazole （77.1%）, ampicillin （76.2%）, amoxilline （74.3%）, streplomycin （66.2%）, fluoroquinolones （57.1-66.7%）, chloramphenicol （52.9%）, gentamicin （39.0%）, and kanamycin （36.2%）. The isolates were sensitive to cefalexin, amoxilline-clavulanic acid, amikacin, and florfenicol with an AR rate of 0-19,5% only, The results showed that the AR was more severe in chicken farms in which the antibiotics were used broadly and repeatedly. This study indicated the AR characterization of E, coli in different areas of China. It will be a foundation for studying AR mechanism and regulating the usage of antimicrobial in the poultry industry.

关 键 词：Escherichia coli SEROGROUPS ANTIMICROBIAL-RESISTANCE 

分 类 号：S854.43[农业科学—临床兽医学]