Lab 9 Brucella, Pseudomonas, Burkholderia, Aeromonas, Francisella, Bordetella, Moraxella Flashcards
Francisella habitat and morphology, resistance
Rodents, arthropods, environment
Coccoid rods, thin capsule
R: weak but good survival in cold
Round thin rats are weak but survive the cold in sanFRAN
Francisella stain, culture
Gr-, bipolar
Aerobic, fastidious
Additives: protein, Cys, Yeast extract
Francis-Blood agar
Cys-Glu-Rabbit serum/egg
Francisella biochemistry
Cat +, Oxi -
Glycerol
Pos: F. tularensis ssp tularensis and mediasiatica
Neg: F. tularensis ssp holarctica
Francisella antigens, cross reactions with?
Uniform
Cross reactions with brucella and Y. pestis
F. tularensis ssp. tularensis and ssp holarctica
Rodents, Ca, Fe, Bo, Ov, Su, Hu: tularaemia
Bordetella habitat, morphology and stain, culture
Resp mm of mammals and birds (alle puster bordet)
Rods
Gr-
Obligate aerobic !!
Needs air, is found in resp mm!
Bordetella biochemistry
Cat +
Oxi +!
Cannot utilize CH
Bord. pertussis
Human whopping cough (kikhoste) DIPERTE: vax Diphteria (Coryne) Pertussis (Bordetella) Tetanus (Clostridium)
Bord. parapertussis
Hu parapertussis
Bord. bronchiseptica
Fimbria, growth on media containing only CITRATE
Selective isolation: CV, bile salts, penic, nitrofurantoin
Weak resistance
Su atrophic rhinitis (w/ P. multocida)
Ra pneumonia
Ca distemper complication
Fe bronchitis, bronchopneumonia
Bord. avium
Poultry resp tract
Capsule, flagella, fimbria
Simple culture
Resp disease of turkey, a lot like Coryza
Moraxella habitat, morphology, resistance
Mucous membrane of upper resp tract, conjunctiva and genitals
Coccoid rods, capsule, in pairs
R: weak
Moraxella staining, biochemistry
Gr -
Cat +
Oxi +
Mor. lacunata
Hu kerato-conjunctivitis
Mor. bovis
Rods in pairs, fimbria
Fastidious culture, blood agar w/ beta hemolysis
Proteases, hyaluronidase, fibrinolysin
Infectious kerato-conjunctivitis of Bo: PINK EYE
What causes pink eye of Bo:
Moraxella bovis
Mor. ovis
Ov, calf kerato-conjunctivitis, nasal cavity
Cocci in pairs
Brucella habitat, morphology, resistance
Host body, mucous membrane of genitals
Can’t survive in environment
Monospecies system/Multispecies system
B. melitensis abortus 1, 2, 3 / B. abortus 1, 2, 3
Coccoid rods, facultative IC
R: fair
Brucella staining and culture
Gr-
Köster staining (safranin, H2SO4, methylene blue) A type of modified Ziehl-Neelsen
Obligate aerobic: NEEDS OXYGEN
Fastidious
Requires CO2 (10-15%) - brus har kullsyre
S-R colonies
Selective culture: polymyxin, bacitracin, cyclohexamide
Lab animals
Brucella biochemistry, antigens
Cat +
Oxi +
UREASE POS
Ag:
S type: B. melitensis, B. abortus, B. suis cross reaction
R type: B. ovis, B. canis cross reaction
Cell wall A and M polysacch: mel, abo, suis
Differentiation of species:
Phage susceptibility, oxidative metabolism, natural host
Biotype differentiation:
CO2 demand, H2S, Fuchsin/thionin tolerance, agglutination
Bruc. melitensis
Ov/Cap, testicle dilation (orchitis) dangerous!!
Notifiable
Bruc. abortus
Bo
Bruc. suis
Su, Hare, reindeer, rodents
Bruc. pinnipediales B. ceti B. ovis B. canis B. neotomae B. microti
Seal, walrus Whale, dolphin Ov Ca Rat Vole
Pseudomonas/Burkholderia
Habitat, morphology, resistance
Soil, water, plants, hospital environments (Except B.mallei)
Flagellated rods (except B. mallei) Many factors, enzymes and toxins that enhance virulence and make them resistant to commonly used Abs
Pseudomonas/Burkholderia
Staining, culture
Not fastidious
Obligate aerobic: NEEDS OXYGEN
Pigment production
Glycerol
Burk. mallei
GLANDERS
No flagella, irregular staining, no pigment production
Weak resistance, Ew, Fe, Hu malleus
Burk. pseudomallei
Soil, water, tropics
Flagella! Glycerol agar, large colonies, forms layer in broth
All mammals incl Hu excl Eq: melioidosis
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Characteristics
Higher resistance, can live everywhere (water, sewage, gut)
1 polar flagellum, polar fimbria
Simple culture, 5-42C, beta hemolysis, odor and pigments
–> GREEN COLOUR
Susceptible: dehydration, heat or disinfection
Resistant: quaternary NH4 salts, antibiotics
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Pathogenicity
Facultative pathogenic, local suppuration Bo, Eq: mastitis, metritis Ov: dermatitis Ca: otitis externa Fur animals: septicaemia Hu: nail and oral infection
Pseudomonas anguilliseptica
Inactive biochemistry
Salmon, eel: septicaemia, keratitits, hemorrhages
Aeromonas habitat, morphology, culture, groups
Water, sewage, gut
Rods, flagellated
Simple culture, aerobic/facultative anaerobic
Groups: Mesophilic: A. hydrophila = moderate temp Psychrophilic: A. salmonicida = cold temps
Aero. hydrophila
Hemolysis, optimal temp 28
Resembles E.coli: sometimes gas is prod
Colonise farm animals
Snake, frog, fish: septicaemia
Aero. salmonicida
Small coccobacillus, NO FLAGELLA
20C, dark brown pigment
FURUNCULOSIS in Salmonidae