食品中单核细胞增生性李斯特菌的快速分离鉴定

单核细胞增生性李斯特菌(Listeria monocytogenes,简称单增李斯特菌)是一种重要的食源性致病菌,能引起人畜共患李斯杆菌病。本文采用两种不同的增菌分离方法从散装牛奶和猪肉中共分离得到8株单增李斯特菌。通过革兰氏染色、生化鉴定、PCR扩增hlyA基因、16SrDNA测序、血清分型等一系列实验对可疑菌株进行分析鉴定。综合实验结果和其他单增李斯特菌分离标准,探讨开发了一种快速分离鉴定单增李斯特菌的方法,该方法可在4～5d内完成单增李斯特菌的分离检测过程。     

单增李斯特菌毒力因子多重荧光PCR法 建立与应用

目的建立同时检测单增李斯特菌(Listeria monocytogenes)及其3种毒力因子的多重荧光PCR快速检测方法,并应用于日常食品的检测。方法根据单增李斯特菌溶血素基因hly A、内化素基因inl A和表面蛋白act A基因的保守序列,分别设计合成特异性引物和探针,优化多重荧光PCR反应体系。对该方法的特异性、敏感性和重复性进行评估。结果该法特异性强、敏感性高,对单增李斯特菌纯培养物的最低检出限410cfu/m L;重复性好,变异系数均小于2%。对84份食品检测结果与传统国标法相符,共检出单增李斯特菌4份,检出率为4.76%。多重荧光PCR检测方法耗时1 h,比传统方法节约2~5 d。4株单增李斯特菌分离株中2株同时含有inl A、act A、hly A 3种毒力基因,另2株为毒力基因act A缺失株,提示目前流行株并非同一来源。结论本研究建立的多重实时荧光PCR方法能同时对单增李斯特菌及其3种毒力因子进行快速检测,且灵敏度高、特异性好,为食源性疾病的病原学检测提供了快速可靠的方法。     

一种快速鉴定单增李斯特菌的方法

通过单增李斯特菌的生化特性对李斯特菌进行鉴定,并根据单增李斯特菌的actA基因序列,以及其他李斯特菌的特异性靶序列设计引物,用PCR技术快速鉴定单增李斯特菌.结果表明,生化实验时间较长且误差较大,而通过PCR能成功扩增出827bp的特征性条带,同时用CTAB/NaCI法和热裂解法分别提取基因组后进行PCR和电泳,结果两种方法都可以很好的扩增出特征性条带,而热裂解法由于更简便快速,实验确定了热裂解法是一种快速有效的鉴定单增李斯特菌的方法.     

单增李斯特氏菌MALDI-TOF-MS鉴定与分型研究

为建立单增李斯特氏菌的基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱(MALDI-TOF-MS)快速鉴定与分型方法,实验收集37株单增李斯特氏菌分离株,应用MALDI-TOF-MS采集图谱,获取独特的蛋白质指纹图谱,汇总成标准图谱,建立单增李斯特氏菌鉴定数据库。采用单增李斯特氏菌标准菌株进行验证,表明鉴定结果的可信度很高。在数据库信息的基础上,对37株单增李斯特氏菌分离株进行聚类分型。分型结果表明,在蛋白质水平上,MALDI-TOF-MS可把37株单增李斯特氏菌分成9个型别。     

食品中单核细胞增生性李斯特氏菌PCR快速检测方法

为建立食品中单核细胞增生性李斯特氏菌 (单增李斯特氏菌 )的快速、敏感、特异的PCR检测方法 ,选取hlyA基因作为靶序列设计一对引物 ,用该引物对 6 3株从国内食品中分离的李斯特氏菌 (进行传统方法验证 )和 2 0株非李斯特氏菌进行PCR扩增 ,并用此方法对人工污染食品进行检测 ,扩增片段表现出极好的单增李斯特氏菌种特异性 ,人工污染的生肉、冷冻虾仁、卷心菜的检出限为 39cfu g ,为食品中单增李斯特氏菌的快速、敏感并且特异的检测方法。     

肽核酸荧光原位杂交技术快速检测食品中的李斯特菌属及单增李斯特菌

目的建立利用肽核酸荧光原位杂交技术(PNA-FISH)快速检测食品中李斯特菌属及单增李斯特菌的方法。方法针对李斯特菌属、单增李斯特菌分别设计合成2份PNA探针lis-16S-1、lm-16S-2,并建立荧光原位杂交技术,优化杂交条件,对选取的13株李斯特菌和其他9株非李斯特菌进行检测,验证探针的特异性和灵敏度,并对118份食品样品用LB肉汤2次增菌培养后进行PNA-FISH检测。结果探针灵敏度和特异性均为100%,从118份食品中检出14株李斯特菌和8株单增李斯特菌,结果与API方法和VITEK方法鉴定结果一致。结论 PNA-FISH方法可靠易行,对从食品中检测致病性单增李斯特菌有较高的实用性。     

环介导等温扩增技术快速检测肉中单增李斯特菌

通过建立的环介导恒温扩增(Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification,LAMP)方法以达到肉中单增李斯特菌快速、灵敏的检出。以特异性的hly A毒力基因作为靶基因,与6株非单增李斯特菌进行特异性试验,同时对不同培养浓度的单增李斯特菌进行了LAMP和PCR方法的灵敏度比较,进而应用LAMP法检测人工污染肉中的单增李斯特菌。结果表明:纯培养物中单增李斯特菌LAMP检出限为8.8×10~0CFU/m L,其灵敏度比普通PCR高100倍;在人工污染肉中单增李斯特菌的检出限为8.8×10~1CFU/m L,在1h内即可完成扩增反应。LAMP方法具备快速、特异、简单、灵敏度高等优势,在食品基质中单增李斯特菌的检测方面具有较好的应用前景。     

单核细胞增生李斯特菌质粒DNA参考物质的研制

目的 研制一种能够用于快速鉴定单核细胞增生李斯特菌(以下简称单增李斯特菌)的质粒DNA标准物质.方法 设计一种质粒DNA包含目前常用于单增李斯特菌检测的hlyA、plcB、inlA基因,并对其稳定性、均匀性和量值可追溯性进行评价.评估其在实时定量聚合酶链式反应(PCR)检测中的适用性.结果 质粒DNA参考物质的最终定值...     

食源性单增李斯特菌检测技术研究进展

由单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌(简称单增李斯特菌)(Listeria monocytogenes,L. monocytogenes)引起的李斯特菌病,被认为是世界范围内主要的食源性疾病之一,致死率可高达20%～30%。单增李斯特菌普遍存在于各类食品中,其在低温、有氧或无氧条件下、以及较宽的p H和渗透压范围内均可生长繁殖。因此,迫切需要在整个食物链条中对其进行有效监测和控制,以更好地预防食品污染和食源性疾病的爆发。食品中的单增李斯特菌是低细胞数量致病菌,且与其他非致病性李斯特菌在菌落形态、生化特性等方面具有诸多相似之处,这增加了对单增李斯特菌检测的难度。本文对传统培养方法及免疫分析法、分子生物测定法、生物传感器、噬菌体等新兴替代方法进行了系统全面综述,并比较其各自优缺点,以期为食品中单增李斯特菌的快速检测方法研究提供参考。     

食品中单核细胞增生李斯特菌株的分离及聚合酶链式反应鉴定

目的 建立单核细胞增生李斯特菌的聚合酶链式反应(PCR)检测方法,了解市售食品中单核细胞增生李斯特菌的污染情况.方法 采集成都市市售生畜肉、生禽肉、熟肉制品、水产品、生食蔬菜以及其他熟食等食品样品共135份,采用李氏增菌肉汤(LB1,LB2)进行初增菌,应用选择性分离培养基PALCAM和在TSA-YE平板上进行分离,利用单增李斯特显色平板进行鉴定;根据李斯特菌的特异性基因iap基因设计引物,采用PCR方法检测所有分离的李斯特菌株;根据单增李斯特菌的特异性基因hly基因和prfA基因设计引物检测单核细胞增生李斯特菌株.结果 135份样品中共检出李斯特菌17株,检出率为12.6％;其中单核细胞增生李斯特菌4株,检出率为3.0％.结论 本研究建立的PCR方法具有特异性,本市市售食品不同程度受到李斯特菌的污染.     

乳粉中单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌能力验证结果分析

摘要：目的 对本实验室单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌检测能力进行验证,以提高或保证实验室能力验证工作中对单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌检测结果的准确性。方法 按照样品的作业指导书开启样品,按照GB 4789.30-2016《食品安全国家标准 食品微生物学检验 单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌检验》进行检验,同时用MALEI-TOF-MS质谱仪对可疑菌进行鉴定,对2种方法结果进行比对。结果 FC02220009样品检出单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌;FC02220080样品未检出单核细胞增生李斯特氏菌。国标方法和MALDI-TOF-MS方法鉴定结果一致。结论 为保证检验结果准确可靠,避免假阴性出现,可多种鉴定手段同时进行。     

Comparison of multiplex PCR with conventional biochemical methods for the identification of Listeria spp. isolates from food and clinical samples in Queensland, Australia

Listeria monocytogenes is an important foodborne pathogen with high mortality. L. monocytogenes and five other Listeria species can frequently be found in the same sample. To identify Listeria isolates found in foods to the species level, two multiplex PCRs were designed. The PCR and conventional biochemical methods were compared for the identification of 456 Listeria isolates collected from routine food quality monitoring schemes between June 2004 and February 2006 and for 62 L. monocytogenes isolates from patients between 1999 and 2005. The results showed that the PCR and biochemical methods had 100% agreement in Listeria identification. The distribution of Listeria species from foods was as follows: L. monocytogenes, 50.4%; L. innocua, 33.8%; L. welshimeri, 14.9%; L. seeligeri, 0.7%; L. grayi, 0.2%; and L. ivanovii, 0.0%. Additional analyses were performed to identify the major serotypes (1/2a, 1/2b, 1/2c, and 4b) and the three lineages of L. monocytogenes isolates from foods and patients, with 1/2a (69.6%) and 1/2b (21.7%) dominating the food isolates and 1/2b (54.8%) and 4b (30.7%) dominating the patient isolates. The lineage results showed that isolates of 1/2a and 1/2c belonged to lineage II and that isolates of 1/2b and 4b belonged to lineage I. The multiplex PCRs for Listeria identification that have been established provide an accurate and rapid method for food quality control. This study has provided the basic knowledge of distribution of Listeria species and L. monocytogenes serotypes in Queensland, Australia, which is useful for epidemiological investigations of listeriosis.     

METHODS FOR THE DETECTION OF FOODBORNE LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES IN THE U.S.

A review of methods for the isolation and detection of Listeria monocytogenes used in the United States is presented. Methods reviewed include the cold enrichment technique, the FDA Method, the USDA Method, and two rapid techniques, the Listeria-Tek enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and the Gene-Trak Listeria Assay. Comparisons of new rapid biochemical test kits, the MICRO-ID LISTERIA System, API Listeria, and the Rosco system vs. conventional tests of identification are also reviewed. Contemporary isolation methods detect all Listeria species so confirmation of L. monocytogenes is still necessary after isolation. The USDA method is the most practical of the cultural methods due to the rapid reporting of negative samples. Rapid methods (Listeria-Tek and the Gene-Trak Listeria Assay) are faster and more objective than cultural procedures but still depend on sample enrichment for detection of Listeria. These rapid techniques are best utilized when screening large numbers of food samples. All the rapid biochemical test kits reviewed provide fast reliable identification of Listeria species when compared to classical techniques. However, the API Listeria system identifies the test strains without a complementary CAMP test. Refinements are still needed in both cultural and rapid methods. Future Listeria methodology must emphasize molecular techniques not requiring enrichment which would be both rapid and specific for L. monocytogenes.     

Construction and evaluation of a microbiological positive process internal control for PCR-based examination of food samples for Listeria monocytogenes and Salmonella enterica

PCR assays for food-borne pathogens are widely available but have had more limited application to food testing compared with their use in clinical laboratories. When testing food samples, false negative PCR results can occur and may be due to interference with target-cell lysis necessary for nucleic acid extraction, nucleic acid degradation and/or direct inhibition of the PCR. Therefore, it is essential to include appropriate controls for the application of PCR to the detection of pathogens in food samples. The purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate a novel internal control (IC), capable of monitoring the complete detection procedure, from DNA extraction through to amplification and detection. A 'positive process' IC was developed for the reliable application of real-time PCR assays for the detection of Salmonella enterica or Listeria monocytogenes in enrichment broths. Two novel real-time 5' nuclease PCR assays for the detection of a 77 bp fragment of the green fluorescent protein (gfp) gene and a 91 bp fragment of the iroB gene of S. enterica were developed. These assays were specific and had detection limits of 5+/-0.88 and 15+/-1.03 CFU per PCR for the gfp and iroB genes respectively. The gfp PCR assay was combined with the iroB PCR assay, and also with a previously published real-time 5' nuclease PCR assay for the detection of the hlyA gene of L. monocytogenes. Duplexed assays were optimised such that the target genes were simultaneously amplified at similar sensitivities to single reactions. The gfp gene was cloned into the chromosome of a non-pathogenic strain of Escherichia coli and the modified strain successfully encapsulated in LENTICULE discs. A single disc was added to 1 ml of standard enrichment broths immediately prior to DNA extraction, and used as an IC for the detection of L. monocytogenes and S. enterica by PCR. This method was evaluated using 393 naturally contaminated food or environmental samples, 267 for the detection of Salmonella spp. and 126 for Listeria spp. PCR inhibition was detected in 29 (8%) extracts, although neither pathogens were detected in these broths by culture. S. enterica was detected by PCR in 43 of 45 (96%) broths that were positive by conventional culture. The iroB gene was also detected in a further 2 broths by PCR alone. L. monocytogenes was detected in 6 broths by both PCR and conventional culture, plus an additional 7 by PCR only. Control strategies such as those described here are important tools for the interpretation of PCR assays by improving the reliability of detection of pathogens in food.     

环介导恒温扩增方法快速检测乳中单增李斯特菌

建立了一种快速检测灭菌乳中单增李斯特菌的环介导恒温扩增(Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification,LAMP)方法。以hlyA基因作为靶基因,对人工污染乳中单增李斯特菌进行了LAMP方法的灵敏度试验,同时与PCR方法进行比较。并对单增李斯特菌和7种其他乳中常见致病菌进行了LAMP检测,以验证该方法的特异性。结果表明,LAMP检测单增李斯特菌的特异性强,检出限为42 mL-1,其灵敏度比普通PCR高10倍。并且检测时间比PCR更短,在1.5 h内即可完成扩增反应。此方法快速、特异、简单、灵敏,具有较高的推广价值。     

Use of PCR primers derived from a putative transcriptional regulator gene for species-specific determination of Listeria monocytogenes

Listeria monocytogenes is an opportunistic bacterial pathogen that has accounted for an important portion of human foodborne diseases worldwide. In this study, through comparative analysis of L. innocua and L. monocytogenes genomic sequences, we selected a L. monocytogenes specific gene (lmo0733) that has the potential for specific detection of L. monocytogenes. Using PCR primers (lmo0733F and lmo0733R) derived from this gene, a specific fragment of 453 bp was amplified only from genomic DNA of L. monocytogenes strains. PCR products from other Listeria species as well as other Gram-positive and -negative species were not detectable, confirming the specificity of this assay. Thus, the PCR test employing primers lmo0733F and lmo0733R represents an additional tool in the diagnostic arsenal for rapid, sensitive and specific detection and identification of human infections due to L. monocytogenes.     

Rapid real-time PCR detection of Listeria monocytogenes in enriched food samples based on the ssrA gene, a novel diagnostic target

A real-time PCR assay was designed to detect a 162-bp fragment of the ssrA gene in Listeria monocytogenes. The specificity of the assay for L. monocytogenes was confirmed against a panel of 6 Listeria species and 26 other bacterial species. A detection limit of 1-10 genome equivalents was determined for the assay. Application of the assay in natural and artificially contaminated culture enriched foods, including soft cheese, meat, milk, vegetables and fish, enabled detection of 1-5 CFU L. monocytogenes per 25g/ml of food sample in 30h. The performance of the assay was compared with the Roche Diagnostics 'LightCycler foodproof Listeria monocytogenes Detection Kit'. Both methods detected L. monocytogenes in all artificially contaminated retail samples (n=27) and L. monocytogenes was not detected by either system in 27 natural retail food samples. The method developed in this study has the potential to enable the specific detection of L. monocytogenes in a variety of food types in a time-frame considerably faster than current standard methods. The potential of the ssrA gene as a nucleic acid diagnostic (NAD) target has been demonstrated in L. monocytogenes. We are currently developing NAD tests based on the ssrA gene for a range of common foodborne and clinically relevant bacterial pathogens.     

Evaluation of a monoclonal antibody able to detect live Listeria monocytogenes and Listeria innocua

A monoclonal Listeria antibody, designated B4, was evaluated. The ability of the antibody to bind to viable bacteria belonging to Listeria spp. compared to bacteria of the same species killed by heat treatment, acid or base treatment, sanitizers, and irradiation was examined. The antibody was found to react with viable L. monocytogenes and L. innocua, but not with heat-killed (72 degrees C, 5 min) strains of these organisms. When L. monocytogenes and L. innocua were killed by methods other than heat treatment, it was ambiguous whether the antibody detected the organism or not. It was concluded that the B4 antibody has potential to be used in an immuno capture step to capture live L. monocytogenes and L. innocua from foods prior to identification of L. monocytogenes by polymerase chain reaction (PCR).     

Multiplex PCR for simultaneous detection of Salmonella spp., Listeria monocytogenes, and Escherichia coli O157:H7 in meat samples

A multiplex PCR method was developed for simultaneous detection of Salmonella spp., Listeria monocytogenes, and Escherichia coli O157:H7 in meat samples. DNA detection sensitivity for this method was 10(3) CFU/ml for each pathogen. When this protocol was used for the detection of each of the above pathogenic bacteria in spiked pork samples, 1 cell per 25 g of inoculated sample could be detected within 30 h. In the samples of naturally contaminated meat, Salmonella spp., L. monocytogenes, and E. coli O157:H7 were detected over the same time period. Excellent agreement was obtained for the results of multiplex PCR and the conventional culture method, which suggests that the multiplex PCR is a reliable and useful method for rapid screening of meat products for Salmonella spp., L. monocytogenes, and E. coli O157:H7 contamination.