Profiling of Quinolone-Resistant Plasmids from Pyogenic Skin Infection - Chakrabarti, Shami
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In this study we have collected 21 patient samples having pyogenic skin infection to assess their antibiotic susceptibility by disc diffusion method and to isolate quinolone-resistant strains.Among 21 patient samples only four samples were quinolone-susceptible. A few of the quinolone-resistant samples are also methicillin resistant. The majority of the clinical isolates were gram-positive.8 samples within the 17 clinical isolates gave positive result in plasmid isolation.1 quinolone-susceptible but methicillin resistant strain also yielded plasmids. These 9 samples also gave distinct band…mehr

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In this study we have collected 21 patient samples having pyogenic skin infection to assess their antibiotic susceptibility by disc diffusion method and to isolate quinolone-resistant strains.Among 21 patient samples only four samples were quinolone-susceptible. A few of the quinolone-resistant samples are also methicillin resistant. The majority of the clinical isolates were gram-positive.8 samples within the 17 clinical isolates gave positive result in plasmid isolation.1 quinolone-susceptible but methicillin resistant strain also yielded plasmids. These 9 samples also gave distinct band pattern when they were digested with restriction enzyme EcoRI, HindIII, HinfI. Those isolated plasmids were transformed to E. coli DH5 strain,among the 8 samples 6 samples transformed quinolone resistance to sensitive cells.
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From my school days I was interest in Biology. So, I took up Genetics for B.Sc. from one of the renowned University, Kalyani University, West Bengal. During my BSc I got curious about genetic aspect of human diseases. I pursued my MSc in Biomedical Sciences, from H.N.B.Garhwal University, to know more about the molecular aspects of human diseases.