Biopelícula en Staphylococcus aureus sensibles y resistentes a meticilina

Abstract: The formation of biofilm is a life strategy for most bacteria, since it increases the possibilities of transfer of genetic material and resistance to antibiotics, participates in cellular communication and offers protection in adverse and variable environmental conditions; what contribute...

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Main Authors: Ávila-Roo Yeiny, Ginestre-Pérez. Messaria, Castellanos-Tolosa María, Escobar-Velásquez Franci, Briceño-Peñaloza Amarilis, Valero-Leal Kutchynskaya, Rincón-Villalobos Gresleida, Rivera-Salazar Jhoandry
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Spanish
Published: Universidad del Zulia,Facultad de Medicina,Departamento de Enfermedades Infecciosas y Tropicales 2019
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Online Access:https://doaj.org/article/1da19d879b714fc3ad3bcf6ca58ea3bd
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Summary:Abstract: The formation of biofilm is a life strategy for most bacteria, since it increases the possibilities of transfer of genetic material and resistance to antibiotics, participates in cellular communication and offers protection in adverse and variable environmental conditions; what contribute to a successful colonization of the host. This research aimed to determine the capacity to produce biofilm in isolates of S. aureus. Thirty isolates (13 sensitive and 17 resistants to methicillin) were studied by assay on cell culture microplates. All strains showed adherence patterns; 24 (80%), 4 (13%) and 2 (7%) exhibited degrees of moderate, weak and strong adhesion, respectively. 77% of sensitive strains were moderately productive, 13% weak and 7% strong producers of biofilm. The resistant strains presented a moderate production (82%) and 18% a weak production. There was no association between the degree of adherence and the susceptibility to methicillin. The high rate of biofilm production in clinical strains of S. aureus, sensitive and resistant to methicillin, suggests the potential danger posed by such strains inside and outside hospital environments, given the importance that biofilms play in the development of chronic infections. Resumen: La formación de biopelícula es una estrategia de vida para la mayoría de las bacterias, ya que aumenta las posibilidades de transferencia de material genético y la resistencia a antibióticos, participa en la comunicación celular y ofrece protección en condiciones adversas y variables del medio ambiente; lo que contribuye a una colonización exitosa del hospedador. Esta investigación se propuso determinar la capacidad de producir biopelícula en aislamientos de S. aureus. Se estudiaron 30 aislados (13 sensibles y 17 resistentes a meticilina) mediante ensayo sobre microplacas de cultivos celulares. Todas las cepas mostraron patrones de adherencia; 24 (80%), 4 (13%) y 2 (7%) exhibieron grados de adherencia moderado, débil y fuerte, respectivamente. 77% de las cepas sensibles ...