Enterobacteria Isolated From Synanthropic Flies (Diptera, Calyptratae) in Medellín, Colombia

Cadavid, Isabel Cristina; Amat, Eduardo; Gomez-Piñerez, Luz Myriam

doi:10.15446/caldasia.v37n2.53594

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“…Kluyvera species are coliforms that are widely distributed in the environment and have been isolated from freshwater ( 1 ), seawater ( 2 ), sewage ( 3 ), and soil ( 4 , 5 ); from synanthropic spiders ( 6 ) and flies ( 7 ); from cows ( 8 ), Egyptian fruit-bats ( 9 ), and sea turtles ( 10 ); and from the rhizosphere ( 11 ) and as endophytes ( 12 ), where they may promote plant growth ( 13 , 14 ) and protect against disease ( 15 ). In humans, Kluyvera infections are uncommon but are often persistent and even fatal ( 16 – 19 ).…”

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Complete Genome Sequence of Kluyvera sp. CRP, a Cellulolytic Strain Isolated from Red Panda Feces (Ailurus fulgens)

Wai¹,

Lai²,

Griffin³

et al. 2022

Microbiol Resour Announc

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Complete Genome Sequence of Kluyvera sp. CRP, a Cellulolytic Strain Isolated from Red Panda Feces (Ailurus fulgens)

Wai¹,

Lai²,

Griffin³

et al. 2022

Microbiol Resour Announc

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“…Some studies indicate that about 500,000 different microorganisms exist on the parts and legs of the body of house flies 5 . Among the important bacterial and fungal diseases that house flies helped spread are Cholera, Onychomycosis and other various diseases 6,7 . The different microorganisms can live inside the body of the insect or on its external surface for a period ranging from 5 hrs to approximately 35 days 8 .…”

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Role of the Housefly as a Biological Vector for Bacteria and Fungi at Some Slaughterhouses

Alsudan¹,

Al-²

2022

Pakistan J. of Biological Sciences

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Background and Objective: The housefly, Musca domestica L. is the most widespread species of fly in the world. It is in close association with many human pathogens that which can cause serious and life-threatening diseases are known to be carried by house flies, including bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites, Therefore, this study came intending to determine the role of house flies isolated from some slaughterhouses in the city of Al-Diwaniyah/Iraq in the spread of bacterial and fungal pathogens to humans. Materials and Methods: The 120 insects of house flies were collected randomly from some slaughterhouses for the period September to November, 2021 by special networks prepared for this purpose and transferred to the laboratory and then the bacteria and fungi were isolated and identified from the external surface of house flies by using appropriate culture media. Results: In this study, 148 bacterial isolates belonging to 15 species of bacteria were isolated and diagnosed from the external body of house flies that isolated, 91 samples had given positive growth of bacteria and Escherichia coli was the most occurrence and frequent from the other bacterial isolates, the occurrence rate of it was 16/91 (17.582%) with a frequency rate of 27/148 (18.243%). The 154 fungal isolates belonging to 16 species of fungi were isolated and diagnosed from the external body of house flies, 87 samples had given a positive growth of fungi and Aspergillus niger was the most occurrence and frequent from the other fungal isolates, as its occurrence rate reached 14/87 (16.091%) and the frequency rate of 21/154 (13.636%). Conclusion: House flies transmit many pathological microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc., which causes various diseases for humans and animals and it may help the spread of antibiotic-resistant species and there is an urgent need to conduct many studies to know the new types of microorganisms that house flies can transmit.

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“…A relação de dípteros muscoides com excrementos de animais possibilita a veiculação de bactérias entéricas (Cadavid-Sanchez, 2015). Desde antes da década de 1970 o tema vem sendo abordado em trabalhos discutidos por Greenberg (1973) que buscaram relacionar surtos de diarreia aguda, causada por Salmonella, Shigella e E. coli, com a proliferação de moscas.…”

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Epidemiologia molecular da resistência a antimicrobianos e fatores de virulência em Escherichia coli isoladas de dípteros muscoides em propriedade leiteira

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Enterobacteria Isolated From Synanthropic Flies (Diptera, Calyptratae) in Medellín, Colombia

Abstract: Key words. Bacteria, diarrheal diseases, mechanical vector, risk index. RESUMENLas enterobacterias (Enterobacteriaceae) causan enfermedades entéricas. Este tipo de bacterias se pueden transportar y dispersar a través de insectos que actúan como

Cited by 15 publications

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Complete Genome Sequence of Kluyvera sp. CRP, a Cellulolytic Strain Isolated from Red Panda Feces (Ailurus fulgens)

Complete Genome Sequence of Kluyvera sp. CRP, a Cellulolytic Strain Isolated from Red Panda Feces (Ailurus fulgens)

Role of the Housefly as a Biological Vector for Bacteria and Fungi at Some Slaughterhouses

Epidemiologia molecular da resistência a antimicrobianos e fatores de virulência em Escherichia coli isoladas de dípteros muscoides em propriedade leiteira

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