Isolation of staphylococcus sp from dogs skin and determining the existence of exfoliative toxin
2012
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Abstract (EN)
Staphylococci are widely found in nature, mucosa and skin of yeh animals and alsogrow in the nasal cavity and lesions of human. This bacteria is known to cause skininfections in human. In the dogs, this bacteria causes pyoderma. In pyoderma infections,ETA and ETB takes role in SHDS cases in human.In our study, it is aimed to detect exfoliative toxin from 100 dogs from healthy andinfected dogs with differend breed, age and gender. The exfoliative toxins of Staphylococciwas detected by PCR technique. 23 samples were detected as Staphylococci out of 100samples. Out of these 23 samples, 21 of them were ETA negative for template DNA, 2 ofthem were ETB positive. for template DNA 2 of strains were negative for ETA, andpositive for ETA. When ETB was examined from these 23 strains 21 of them were ETAnegative for template DNA, 2 of them were ETB positive.As a result, in this study, it is presented that Staphylococci could produceexfoliative toxin and high isolation ratios could take role in canine pyoderma aetiology.Keywords: staphylococci, exfoliative toxin, pyoderma
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Dr. Şule Türkel (yılmaz)
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Şule Türkel (yılmaz) (Master Thesis). Isolation of staphylococcus sp from dogs skin and determining the existence of exfoliative toxin, 2012, Adnan Menderes University.
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