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Development of a Species-Specific fur Gene-Based Method for Identification of the Burkholderia cepacia Complex

Karlene H. Lynch, Jonathan J. Dennis
Karlene H. Lynch
Department of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Jonathan J. Dennis
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DOI: 10.1128/JCM.01460-07
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    Phylogenetic tree comparing sequences of a 429-bp fur fragment from strains and isolates of the BCC. The phylogenies are rooted due to the assumption of a common ancestor and biological clock. Genetic distance is shown on the scale, with demarcations representing 2% estimated substitutions. The genomovar status (I through IX) of each BCC species is shown in parentheses following the strain or isolate name. Abbreviations are as follows: Bg, Burkholderia gladioli; Bp, Burkholderia pseudomallei; Bsp, Burkholderia species; Bx, Burkholderia xenovorans.

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    Gel electrophoresis of fur PCR products for the BCC species B. vietnamiensis, B. dolosa, B. ambifaria, B. anthina, and B. pyrrocinia. PCR products were electrophoresed on a 0.8% agarose gel prior to visualization with ethidium bromide. Molecular weight standards (MW) are shown in lane 1, with the corresponding base pair sizes shown at the left of the gel. Shown below each BCC species name is the fur primer set used and the size of the obtained PCR product (in base pairs) with the following template DNAs: lane 2, PC259/LMG 18835; lane 3, G4; lane 4, ATCC 29424; lane 5, STM1441/LMG 21443; lane 6, CEP021/LMG 21819; lane 7, E12/LMG 21820; lane 8, L06; lane 9, CEP0996/LMG 19467; lane 10, M53; lane 11, J2552/LMG 16670; lane 12, C1765/LMG 20983; lane 13, AU1293/LMG 21821; lane 14, ATCC 39277/LMG 21822; lane 15, BC011/LMG 21823; lane 16, C1469/LMG 21824.

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    Strains and clinical isolates used in this studya

    SpeciesStrain/isolateSourceLocationrecA RFLP resultGrowth on BCSAAmplification with JD490/JD491Amplification with species-specific primers
    Burkholderia cepacia CEP509*/LMG 18821*CFAustraliaENT++
    ATCC 25416T*/LMG 1222T*ENVUnited StatesDNT++
    ATCC 17759*/LMG 2161*ENVTrinidadENT++
    BCC group KCEP0964CFCanadaKNT++
    CEP1056CFCanadaKNT++
    R445CFCanada+++
    Burkholderia multivorans LMG 13010 T*CFBelgiumNT++
    ATCC 17616*/LMG 17588*ENVUnited StatesFNT++
    C3430CFCanadaNT++
    C5274CFCanadaNT++
    C5393*/LMG 18822*CFCanadaFNT++
    C5568CFCanadaNT++
    M1512CFCanada+++
    M1865CFCanada+++
    R810CFCanada+++
    R1159CFCanada+++
    Burkholderia cenocepacia K56-2*/LMG 18863*CF-eCanadaGNT++
    J2315*/LMG 16656*CF-eUnited KingdomGNT++
    C1257CF-eCanadaNT++
    C4455CF-eCanadaNT++
    C5424*/LMG 18827*CF-eCanadaGNT++
    C6433*/LMG 18828*CF-eCanadaNT++
    CEP511*/LMG 18830*CF-eAustraliaINT++
    D1ENVUnited StatesNT++
    PC184*/LMG 18829*CF-eUnited StatesJ′NT++
    LMG 19240ENVAustraliaNT+−
    CEP0868/LMG 21461CFArgentinaNT++
    R161CFCanada+++
    R452CFCanada+++
    R750CFCanada+++
    R1284CFCanada+++
    R1285CFCanada+++
    R1314CFCanada+++
    R1434CFCanada+++
    R1619CFCanada+++
    R1882CFCanada+++
    R1883CFCanada+++
    R1884CFCanada+++
    R2314CFCanada+++
    S11528CFCanada+++
    Burkholderia stabilis LMG 14294 T*CFBelgiumJNT++
    C7322*/LMG 18870*CFCanadaNT++
    R450CFCanada+++
    R2140CFCanada+++
    R2339CFCanada+++
    Burkholderia vietnamiensis LMG 10929 T*ENVVietnamBNT++
    PC259*/LMG 18835*CFUnited StatesANT++
    ATCC 29424ENVUnited StatesNT++
    G4ENVUnited StatesANT++
    Burkholderia dolosa AU0645 T*/LMG 18943T*CFUnited StatesQNT++
    CEP021*/LMG 21819*CFUnited StatesNT++
    E12*/LMG 21820*CFUnited KingdomNT++
    L06CFNT++
    STM1441*/LMG 21443*ENVSenegalNT++
    Burkholderia ambifaria ATCC 53266*/LMG 17828*ENVUnited StatesLNT++
    AMMDT*/LMG 19182T*ENVUnited StatesNNT++
    CEP0996*/LMG 19467*CFAustraliaNNT++
    M53ENVUnited StatesNT++
    Burkholderia anthina W92 T*/LMG 20980T*ENVUnited StatesTNT++
    C1765*/LMG 20983*CFUnited KingdomTNT++
    J2552*/LMG 16670*ENVUnited KingdomASNT++
    AU1293*/LMG 21821*CFUnited StatesASNT++
    Burkholderia pyrrocinia ATCC 15958 T*/LMG 14191T*ENVJapanNT++
    ATCC 39277*/LMG 21822*ENVUnited StatesPNT++
    BC011*/LMG 21823*ENVUnited StatesARNT++
    C1469*/LMG 21824*CFUnited KingdomAANT++
    Burkholderia gladioli R406CFCanadaNA++NA
    R1879CFCanadaNA++NA
    Pseudomonas aeruginosa R285CFCanadaNA−−NA
    Herbaspirillum sp.R740CFCanadaNA−−NA
    Listeria monocytogenes R1653CFCanadaNA−−NA
    Pandoraea sp.R1717CFCanadaNA+−NA
    Burkholderia sp.JS150ENVUnited StatesNANT+NA
    • ↵ a Abbreviations: RFLP, restriction fragment length polymorphism; CF, CF isolate; ENV, environmental isolate; CF-e, CF epidemic isolate; NA, not applicable; NT, not tested. Strains in boldface type were used to test each of the nine species-specific primer sets. Asterisks indicate strains of the BCC experimental strain panel (10, 22).

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    Species-specific primers used for amplification of the BCC fur gene

    SpeciesForward primerForward primer sequenceForward primer positionsReverse primerReverse primer sequenceReverse primer positionsProduct length (bp)BCC species amplified
    B. cepacia/BCC group KF1GGCNGAAGACGTCTACCGG102-120R1TCGAAGTTGCTGCGCGAC201-218117 B. cepacia
    B. multivorans F2AGCAGAGCCCCGTGCGG77-93R2GGTGGGGGCAGTTTTCGGTG399-418342 B. multivorans
    B. cenocepacia FTGACCAATCCGACCGATCTCA2-22R3ATCGCCTGCTGGCGGCTC321-338337 B. cenocepacia IIIA, IIIB, IIID
    B. stabilis F4CNACCGTCTATCGCGTGCTC155-174RTCAGTGCTTGCGGTGGGG412-429275 B. multivorans, B. cenocepacia, B. stabilis, B. dolosa
    B. vietnamiensis FTGACCAATCCGACCGATCTCA2-22R5CGTGGTGGGAGCCTTCGTTG243-262261 B. vietnamiensis
    B. dolosa F6CTAAAGGCCACCCTACCGCGG34-54RTCAGTGCTTGCGGTGGGG412-429396 B. dolosa
    B. ambifaria F7CCCNGTGCGTCACCTGACT84-102R7CGTGGTGCGAACCTTCATTCAA241-262179 B. ambifaria
    B. anthina FTGACCAATCCGACCGATCTCA2-22R8CAGGTGACGCACGGGGCTC81-9998 B. multivorans, B. cenocepacia, B. stabilis, B. anthina, B. pyrrocinia (1 strain)
    B. pyrrocinia F1GGCNGAAGACGTCTACCGG102-120R9ATCGCCTGCTGGCGGCC322-338237 B. pyrrocinia
    JD490ATGACCAATCCGACCGATCTCAA1-23JD491TCAGTGCTTGCGITNIGGGCAGTT406-429429All
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Journal of Clinical Microbiology Feb 2008, 46 (2) 447-455; DOI: 10.1128/JCM.01460-07

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Bacterial Proteins
Burkholderia Infections
Burkholderia cepacia complex
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