The prevalence of type 3 fimbriae in Uropathogenic Escherichia coli isolated from clinical urine samples

摘要: Abstract Introduction Uropathogenic Escherichia coli (UPEC) strains as the pioneer bacterial agents causing urinary tract infections (UTIs) bear a genomic pool consisting of flexible and adaptive genetic elements. Due to this fact, aim survey was find out prevalence mrk genes, antimicrobial resistant ESBL producers among isolated UPEC pathotypes from collected clinical urine samples. Material methods 100 samples were during period nine months (April 20th 2019 January 2020). Then, recognized by standard biochemical assays. The PCR electrophoresis run detect presence genes. susceptibility assay test for phenotypic detection also performed. Results Only 2% patients with non-catheter-associated UTIs (NCAUTIs) armed mrkD gene. No significant correlations detected between gender carrying gene, antibiotic resistance, producing characteristic gene UTI resistance. Conclusions Most NCAUTIs not found be type 3 fimbriae. There is neither regular pattern drug resistance nor production in pathotypes. Moreover, result multiplex technique much more accurate, time-consuming economic comparison monoplex technique.