2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.mcp.2021.101695
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Characteristics of Vibrio vulnificus isolates from clinical and environmental sources

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“…Multiple tests have been developed to distinguish between clinical- and environmental-associated strains. Two of the three V. vulnificus isolates in this study of retail prawns contained the vcgC allele, and all three contained the pilF polymorphisms, which Dickerson Jr. et al found were associated with clinical cases rather than environmental water samples [ 15 ]. The vvhA gene is a virulence indicator that can induce autophagy-related cell death [ 87 ].…”
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“…Multiple tests have been developed to distinguish between clinical- and environmental-associated strains. Two of the three V. vulnificus isolates in this study of retail prawns contained the vcgC allele, and all three contained the pilF polymorphisms, which Dickerson Jr. et al found were associated with clinical cases rather than environmental water samples [ 15 ]. The vvhA gene is a virulence indicator that can induce autophagy-related cell death [ 87 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Further characterisation of V. vulnificus ecotypes using genes vcgC (clinical), vcgE (environmental) and mutations within the pilF gene structure can inform the epidemiological lineage of presumably more virulent (clinical) and environmental strains [15–17]. The tlh gene in V.…”
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“…Several pathogenic bacteria in oysters can infect both humans and oysters, such as V. parahaemolyticus and V. vulnificus etc. (Zhang et al, 2016;Dickerson et al, 2021). Some pathogenic bacteria show strong resistance to antibiotics, which can be spread among different species through gene-level elements, further threatening the health of aquatic animals and human beings.…”
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“…This biotype is composed of C (clinical) and E (environmental) genotypes (Williams et al, 2017) that are not always reliably categorized. Four assays were tested to discriminate 81 of C and 171 of E isolates, and none of these correctly categorized all strains (Dickerson et al, 2021). In oysters and water, abundances and concentrations of total V. vulnificus and these of C genotype correlate to each other (Williams et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%