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Subtyping of Salmonella enterica Serovar Newport Outbreak Isolates by CRISPR-MVLST and Determination of the Relationship between CRISPR-MVLST and PFGE Results

Nikki Shariat, Margaret K. Kirchner, Carol H. Sandt, Eija Trees, Rodolphe Barrangou, Edward G. Dudley
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Department of Food Science, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, USA
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Margaret K. Kirchner
Department of Food Science, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, USA
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Carol H. Sandt
Bureau of Laboratories, Division of Clinical Microbiology, Pennsylvania Department of Health, Exton, Pennsylvania, USA
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Eija Trees
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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Rodolphe Barrangou
Department of Food Science, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, USADepartment of Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition Sciences, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
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DOI: 10.1128/JCM.00608-13
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    Discriminatory power (D) provided by CRISPR-MVLST and PFGE. Pie charts show the number of distinct groups that were defined by (a) CRISPR-MVLST (38 groups; D = 0.9597) or (b) PFGE (62 groups; D = 0.9907). The most frequent NSTs and PFGE patterns are indicated on the representative pie charts.

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    Closely related NSTs share PFGE patterns. BURST analysis revealed the relationships between different NSTs. Within a BURST group, the NSTs in the outer ring differ from the core NST at one of the four CRISPR-MVLST loci. NSTs that could not be assigned to a group are listed as singletons. Individual PFGE patterns that were found in isolates that had different NSTs are shown as colored ovals, and the PFGE pulsotype is indicated by the numbers that follow JJPX01, i.e., JJPX01.0061 is shown as 0.0061.

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    Closely related PFGE patterns share NSTs. The dendrogram shows the relationship among the 62 PFGE patterns identified in this study. Single NSTs that were found in isolates with different PFGE pulsotypes are shown in colored boxes.

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    Correlation of CRISPR-MVLST and PFGE data. Individual PFGE dendrograms, comprising portions from the full dendrogram in Fig. 3, show all the NSTs from within a single BURST group. This analysis included all groups from Fig. 2, with the exception of group 3 and the singleton NSTs. Group 3 was excluded because it did not contain a core NST.

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    Rapid separation of Salmonella serovar Newport isolates based on size of CRISPR PCR products. PCR products of CRISPR1 (top) and CRISPR2 (bottom) were run on 1.2% agarose gels. Samples NST 46-1 and NST 46-2 are two different representative isolates from the tomato outbreak and share the same PCR product sizes at both loci. The other lanes correspond to single representatives of the remaining eight NSTs. The size differences between CRISPR1 NST 24 and NST 48 and between CRISPR2 NST 17 and NST 47 represent a single spacer repeat unit (or 61 bp). M, marker. The molecular sizes (in kb) of the marker are shown to the right.

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    List of the 84 Salmonella serovar Newport isolates from the Pennsylvania Department of Health that were analyzed

    IsolateCRISPR-MVLSTaPFGEPA regionbIsolation date
    07E00097NST 7JJPX01.0061NEJan-07
    M10013735001ANST 7JJPX01.0061NEJun-10
    08E00210NST 7JJPX01.0267SEFeb-08
    09E00125NST 7JJPX01.0267SEJan-09
    08E01607NST 8JJPX01.0005SWSep-08
    07E00155NST 8JJPX01.0119SEJan-07
    08E01537NST 8JJPX01.0119NWAug-08
    M11030458001ANST 8JJPX01.0239SWDec-11
    07E00399NST 9JJPX01.2015SWMar-07
    07E00461NST 10JJPX01.2010SEApr-07
    07E01951NST 11JJPX01.0014SEMay-07
    07E00747NST 12JJPX01.0289NEMay-07
    M11000510001ANST 12JJPX01.2721SEJan-11
    07E00929NST 13JJPX01.2261SWJun-07
    07E02078NST 14JJPX01.0011SEOct-07
    08E01356NST 14JJPX01.0011SCAug-08
    M09016624001ANST 14JJPX01.0011SWJul-09
    M09024074001ANST 14JJPX01.0011SEOct-09
    M10028778001ANST 14JJPX01.0011SWDec-10
    M10018416001ANST 14JJPX01.0030SEAug-10
    M11019990001ANST 14JJPX01.0030NEAug-11
    07E00925NST 14JJPX01.0057NEJun-07
    M11018046001ANST 14JJPX01.0213SEJul-11
    08E00500NST 14JJPX01.0394SWApr-08
    M11015863001ANST 14JJPX01.0872SWJun-11
    07E01217NST 15JJPX01.2301SWJul-07
    07E01261NST 16JJPX01.2263SEJul-07
    M11014659001ANST 17JJPX01.0105SEJun-11
    07E01662NST 17JJPX01.0177SESep-07
    M11022592001ANST 17JJPX01.0309SESep-11
    07E02298NST 17JJPX01.2282SENov-07
    M10026897001ANST 17JJPX01.3088SWOct-10
    07E02137NST 18JJPX01.0025SWOct-07
    08E00166NST 18JJPX01.0242SEJan-08
    08E00335NST 18JJPX01.2775SEMar-08
    08E02126NST 18JJPX01.0497SWNov-08
    07E02409NST 19JJPX01.0149NCDec-07
    M10029131001ANST 20JJPX01.0014SEDec-10
    09E00792NST 20JJPX01.0383SCApr-09
    07E01395NST 20JJPX01.0383SCAug-07
    M11026343001ANST 20JJPX01.0422SWOct-11
    M10003908001ANST 20JJPX01.1811SEFeb-10
    08E00177NST 20JJPX01.2232SEFeb-08
    09E01543NST 20JJPX01.3251SCJun-09
    08E00291NST 21JJPX01.0023SWMar-08
    M09018506001ANST 21JJPX01.0358SEAug-09
    M09019440001ANST 21JJPX01.0358NEAug-09
    M09016172001ANST 21JJPX01.0847SWJul-09
    08E00513NST 22JJPX01.0235SEMay-08
    M10011785001ANST 22JJPX01.3528SWMay-10
    08E01026NST 23JJPX01.0438NCJun-08
    08E00966NST 24JJPX01.0538SWJul-08
    09E01420NST 24JJPX01.0538NEJun-09
    08E01066NST 25JJPX01.0170SWJul-08
    M09023181001ANST 25JJPX01.0687SWSep-09
    08E01928NST 27JJPX01.1824NEOct-08
    M11010588001ANST 27JJPX01.3681SEMar-11
    M11010828001ANST 27JJPX01.3681SEApr-11
    08E02388NST 29JJPX01.0025SCDec-08
    M10027390001ANST 29JJPX01.0025SENov-10
    M10006936001ANST 29JJPX01.0534SWMar-10
    M10013705001ANST 29JJPX01.3115SEJun-10
    08E02500NST 30JJPX01.0497SEDec-08
    09E00195NST 31JJPX01.0267SEJan-09
    09E00491NST 32JJPX01.0514SEMar-09
    09E00565NST 33JJPX01.1846NEMar-09
    09E01249NST 34JJPX01.0241SEMay-09
    09E01236NST 34JJPX01.0241SCMay-09
    M09032450001ANST 35JJPX01.0696NWNov-09
    M10001733001ANST 36JJPX01.0472NCJan-10
    M10015969001ANST 37JJPX01.0032SEJul-10
    M11004830001ANST 37JJPX01.0032SWFeb-11
    M10015025001ANST 37JJPX01.0038SEJul-10
    M10007077001ANST 37JJPX01.1477SEMar-10
    M10008806001ANST 38JJPX01.0629SEApr-10
    M10011150001ANST 39JJPX01.3105SWMay-10
    M10017951001ANST 40JJPX01.0206SWAug-10
    M10020055001ANST 41JJPX01.0061SESep-10
    M10021286001ANST 42JJPX01.0023SESep-10
    M11007253001ANST 43JJPX01.0742SEMar-11
    M11012736001ANST 44JJPX01.0005SWMay-11
    M11030097001ANST 45JJPX01.3896SWNov-11
    M09021254001ANST 47JJPX01.0413SESep-09
    M09029283001ANST 51JJPX01.0238NENov-09
    • ↵a Isolates are listed according to NST.

    • ↵b Pennsylvania regions are abbreviated as follows: SE, southeast; SC, south central; SW, southwest; NE, northeast; NC, nortc entral; NW, northwest.

  • Table 2

    Primers used for CRISPR-MVLST PCR and sequencing

    MarkerOrientationPrimer sequence (5′–3′)Annealing temp (°C)aPrimer used for:
    PCRSequencing
    CRISPR1-5ForwardTGAAAACAGACGTATTCCGGTAGATT55.5YesYes
    CRISPR1-1ReverseCAGCATATTGACAAGGCGCTYesYes
    CRISPR1-6ForwardAATTGGGTAGATTTAGGGTGTYes
    CRISPR2-3ForwardATTGTTGCGATTATGTTGGT57YesYes
    CRISPR2-1ReverseTCCAGCTCCCTTATGATTTTYes
    CRISPR2-4ReverseGCAATACCCTGATCCTTAACGCCAYes
    fimH-1ForwardAGGTGAACTGTTCATCCAGTGG56.7YesYes
    fimH-2ReverseGCGGGCTGAACAAAACACAAYesYes
    sseL-1ForwardAAAATCAGGTCTATGCCTGATTTAATATATC60Yes
    sseL-5ReverseGGCTCTAAGTACTCACCATTACTYes
    sseL-3ForwardACCAGGAAACAGAGCAAAATGAATATATGTYes
    sseL-4ForwardTTCTCTCGGTAAACTATCCTATTGGGCYes
    • ↵a The annealing temperature is shown for the PCR primers.

  • Table 3

    List of all NSTs identified in this study, showing the allelic combination of all four markers, fimH, sseL, CRISPR1, and CRISPR2, that define each NST

    NSTAllelea
    fimHsseLCRISPR1CRISPR2
    NST 7417101130
    NST 8517110131
    NST 9356111133
    NST 10517112134
    NST 11356112132
    NST 12517113135
    NST 13517114131
    NST 145577136
    NST 15517115131
    NST 16356116137
    NST 1751710311
    NST 185177138
    NST 19557119139
    NST 20356181132
    NST 215577139
    NST 22517103140
    NST 2351710911
    NST 24356121142
    NST 25517122143
    NST 27356123142
    NST 295177144
    NST 30517113145
    NST 31417101146
    NST 32355101148
    NST 33356124150
    NST 34356181152
    NST 3551712511
    NST 365177153
    NST 37417101147
    NST 3851712611
    NST 39517127154
    NST 41417101151
    NST 423567139
    NST 43356111142
    NST 44517110155
    NST 45356128157
    NST 46356121132
    NST 47356161202
    NST 48356162142
    NST 49517163204
    NST 505117164203
    NST 51356180149
    • ↵a New alleles identified in this study and assigned a new numerical identifier are shown in bold.

  • Table 4

    Salmonella serovar Newport isolates analyzed by CRISPR-MVLST and PFGE as part of the tomato outbreak studya

    IsolatePFGECRISPR-MVLSTPA regionbIsolation date
    M12012060001AJJPX01.0238NST 46OSJun-12
    M12012090001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012292001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012137001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012364001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012100001JJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012372001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012369001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012471001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012531001AJJPX01.0238NST 46SEJun-12
    M12012312001AJJPX01.0415NST 17SEJun-12
    M12012826001AJJPX01.0413NST 47SEJun-12
    M12012889001AJJPX01.0025NST 49SCJun-12
    M12012888001AJJPX01.0011NST 14SCJun-12
    M12013292001AJJPX01.0546NST 24SEJul-12
    M12014067001AJJPX01.0011NST 14SEJul-12
    M12014796001AJJPX01.0111NST 48SEJul-12
    M12014789001AJJPX01.0061NST 7SEJul-12
    M12014624001AJJPX01.0011NST 14SEJul-12
    M12014798001AJJPX01.0301NST 50SEJul-12
    • ↵a Data shown in boldface indicate isolates that were part of the outbreak.

    • ↵b The region of a patient's residence is indicated as follows: SE, southeast Pennsylvania; SC, south central Pennsylvania; OS, out of state (New Jersey).

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Journal of Clinical Microbiology Jun 2013, 51 (7) 2328-2336; DOI: 10.1128/JCM.00608-13
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