Diversity of class 1 integron gene cassette Pc promoter variants in clinical Escherichia coli strains and description of a new P2 promoter variant

Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalen...

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Published inInternational journal of antimicrobial agents Vol. 38; no. 6; pp. 526 - 529
Main Authors Vinué, Laura, Jové, Thomas, Torres, Carmen, Ploy, Marie-Cécile
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Abstract Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcW TGN-10 and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette bla OXA-1– aadA1) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G → A substitution in its −10 element (TACA GT to TACA AT), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcW TGN-10 variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference ( P < 0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.
AbstractList Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcW(TGN-10) and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette bla(OXA-1)-aadA1) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G→A substitution in its -10 element (TACAGT to TACAAT), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcW(TGN-10) variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference (P<0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcW(TGN-10) and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette bla(OXA-1)-aadA1) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G→A substitution in its -10 element (TACAGT to TACAAT), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcW(TGN-10) variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference (P<0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.
Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcW TGN-10 and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette bla OXA-1– aadA1) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G → A substitution in its −10 element (TACA GT to TACA AT), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcW TGN-10 variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference ( P < 0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.
Abstract Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcWTGN-10 and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette blaOXA-1 – aadA1 ) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G → A substitution in its −10 element (TACA G T to TACA A T), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcWTGN-10 variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference ( P < 0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.
Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcW(TGN-10) and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette bla(OXA-1)-aadA1) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G→A substitution in its -10 element (TACAGT to TACAAT), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcW(TGN-10) variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference (P<0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.
Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter located downstream of Pc, named P2. So far, the distribution of the variants has only been described in an in silico study. In this study, the prevalence of these variants in vivo was analysed in a population of 85 Escherichia coli strains from a variety of phylogenetic groups isolated from healthy subjects and clinical samples in Spain and France from 2004 to 2007. The weakest variants (PcW and PcH1) prevailed (variants associated with the integrase having the most efficient excision activity), whilst the two strongest variants, PcWTGN₋₁₀ and PcS, were less frequent. Furthermore, a new variant of P2 associated with PcW was characterised in one integron (harbouring the gene cassette blaOXA₋₁–aadA1) from a French strain of a healthy subject. This variant was hereafter named P2m3 and shows a G→A substitution in its −10 element (TACAGT to TACAAT), a mutation that doubled the strength of P2 and approached the level of expression of the strong PcWTGN₋₁₀ variant. When the correlation between the Pc variants and the origin of the strains was analysed, no significant difference (P<0.05) was observed in the Pc variant distribution according to the geographic origin or clinical setting.
Author Vinué, Laura
Torres, Carmen
Ploy, Marie-Cécile
Jové, Thomas
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Abstract Gene cassettes of class 1 integrons may be differently expressed depending on the Pc promoter variant as well as occasionally from a second promoter...
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SubjectTerms Antibiotic resistance
Antibiotics. Antiinfectious agents. Antiparasitic agents
Bacteriology
Biological and medical sciences
Escherichia coli
Escherichia coli - genetics
Escherichia coli - isolation & purification
Escherichia coli Infections
Escherichia coli Infections - epidemiology
Escherichia coli Infections - microbiology
Escherichia coli Proteins
Escherichia coli Proteins - genetics
France
France - epidemiology
genes
Genetic Variation
Human health and pathology
Humans
Infectious Disease
Infectious diseases
Integrases
Integrases - genetics
Integrons
Integrons - genetics
Life Sciences
Medical sciences
Microbiology and Parasitology
mutation
Pharmacology. Drug treatments
phylogeny
Prevalence
promoter regions
Promoter Regions, Genetic
Promoter Regions, Genetic - genetics
Promoters
provenance
Spain
Spain - epidemiology
Title Diversity of class 1 integron gene cassette Pc promoter variants in clinical Escherichia coli strains and description of a new P2 promoter variant
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