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contents Direct detection of toxigenic Bacillus cereus in dietary complement for children and cassava starch Jennifer A. Sánchez Margarita M. Correa Angel E. Aceves-Diez Laura M. Castañeda-Sandoval Química dried foods enterotoxins emetic toxin Multiplex PCR Bacillus cereus Bacillus cereus is a food contaminant and a known human pathogen that can cause emetic and diarrheal syndromes. In this study we evaluated the presence of toxigenic B. cereus by multiplex PCR directly in dietary complement for children and cassava starch samples collected on Medellín, Colombia. Of 75 dietary complement for children samples evaluated, 70.7% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were detected: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (9.8%), II: nheA, hblC (2%), III: hblC, cytK (41.2%), IV: hblC (47%). Of 75 cassava starch samples, 44% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were determined: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (48.5%), II: nheA, hblC, cytK, cesB (3%), III: hblC, cytK (30.3%), IV: hblC (18.2%). In general, in dietary complement for children only enterotoxigenic consortia were detected while in cassava starch the enterotoxigenic consortia predominated over the emetic. Multiplex PCR was useful to detect toxigenic B. cereus contamination allowing direct and simultaneous detection of all toxin genes in foods. This study is the first in Colombia to evaluate toxigenic B. cereus, providing information of importance for microbiological risk evaluation in dried foods.Bacillus cereus is a food contaminant and a known human pathogen that can cause emetic and diarrheal syndromes. In this study we evaluated the presence of toxigenic B. cereus by multiplex PCR directly in dietary complement for children and cassava starch samples collected on Medellín, Colombia. Of 75 dietary complement for children samples evaluated, 70.7% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were detected: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (9.8%), II: nheA, hblC (2%), III: hblC, cytK (41.2%), IV: hblC (47%). Of 75 cassava starch samples, 44% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were determined: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (48.5%), II: nheA, hblC, cytK, cesB (3%), III: hblC, cytK (30.3%), IV: hblC (18.2%). In general, in dietary complement for children only enterotoxigenic consortia were detected while in cassava starch the enterotoxigenic consortia predominated over the emetic. Multiplex PCR was useful to detect toxigenic B. cereus contamination allowing direct and simultaneous detection of all toxin genes in foods. This study is the first in Colombia to evaluate toxigenic B. cereus, providing information of importance for microbiological risk evaluation in dried foods. 2014 artículo científico 0120-2804 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=309042139001 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=3090 Revista Colombiana de Química application/pdf Universidad Nacional de Colombia Revista Colombiana de Química (Colombia) Num.2 Vol.43
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spellingShingle Direct detection of toxigenic Bacillus cereus in dietary complement for children and cassava starch
Jennifer A. Sánchez
Química
dried foods
enterotoxins
emetic toxin
Multiplex PCR
Bacillus cereus
Direct detection of toxigenic Bacillus cereus in dietary complement for children and cassava starch Jennifer A. Sánchez Margarita M. Correa Angel E. Aceves-Diez Laura M. Castañeda-Sandoval Química dried foods enterotoxins emetic toxin Multiplex PCR Bacillus cereus Bacillus cereus is a food contaminant and a known human pathogen that can cause emetic and diarrheal syndromes. In this study we evaluated the presence of toxigenic B. cereus by multiplex PCR directly in dietary complement for children and cassava starch samples collected on Medellín, Colombia. Of 75 dietary complement for children samples evaluated, 70.7% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were detected: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (9.8%), II: nheA, hblC (2%), III: hblC, cytK (41.2%), IV: hblC (47%). Of 75 cassava starch samples, 44% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were determined: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (48.5%), II: nheA, hblC, cytK, cesB (3%), III: hblC, cytK (30.3%), IV: hblC (18.2%). In general, in dietary complement for children only enterotoxigenic consortia were detected while in cassava starch the enterotoxigenic consortia predominated over the emetic. Multiplex PCR was useful to detect toxigenic B. cereus contamination allowing direct and simultaneous detection of all toxin genes in foods. This study is the first in Colombia to evaluate toxigenic B. cereus, providing information of importance for microbiological risk evaluation in dried foods.Bacillus cereus is a food contaminant and a known human pathogen that can cause emetic and diarrheal syndromes. In this study we evaluated the presence of toxigenic B. cereus by multiplex PCR directly in dietary complement for children and cassava starch samples collected on Medellín, Colombia. Of 75 dietary complement for children samples evaluated, 70.7% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were detected: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (9.8%), II: nheA, hblC (2%), III: hblC, cytK (41.2%), IV: hblC (47%). Of 75 cassava starch samples, 44% were contaminated with toxigenic B. cereus and four different toxigenic consortia were determined: I: nheA, hblC, cytK (48.5%), II: nheA, hblC, cytK, cesB (3%), III: hblC, cytK (30.3%), IV: hblC (18.2%). In general, in dietary complement for children only enterotoxigenic consortia were detected while in cassava starch the enterotoxigenic consortia predominated over the emetic. Multiplex PCR was useful to detect toxigenic B. cereus contamination allowing direct and simultaneous detection of all toxin genes in foods. This study is the first in Colombia to evaluate toxigenic B. cereus, providing information of importance for microbiological risk evaluation in dried foods. 2014 artículo científico 0120-2804 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=309042139001 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=3090 Revista Colombiana de Química application/pdf Universidad Nacional de Colombia Revista Colombiana de Química (Colombia) Num.2 Vol.43
title Direct detection of toxigenic Bacillus cereus in dietary complement for children and cassava starch
topic Química
dried foods
enterotoxins
emetic toxin
Multiplex PCR
Bacillus cereus
url https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=309042139001