Bactérias gram-negativas com resistência adquirida a antibióticos de importância Médica Veterinária na Região do Sertão do estado da Paraíba, Brasil.

Abstract

In order to characterize the prevalence of Gram-negative bacteria with antibioticacquired resistance of importance in veterinary medicine, this thesis is composed of three chapters. In chapter I was detected the presence of the CTX-M-15 gene in the strain Klebsiella pneumoniae-KP76 (ST231) in a defined breedless dog (SRD), where the genomic sequence was made deposited in the database (GenBank) with NBMT00000000 access number, that gene is Very common in humans in Brazil and little recorded in dogs. In chapter II, the genomic and plasmidial sequence of the strain identified as Eschechia coli-ECPB39 (ST711) was reported in both humans and animals, deposited in the database (GenBank) with PDMU01000000 access number. In chapter III, the genomic and plasmidial sequence of an isolate of the bacteria Eschechia coli-ECPB17 (ST224) recovered from a pulmonary infection in domestic cat, which died due to pneumonia, where the CTX-M-8 gene was detected, deposited in the bank Data (GenBank) with PNFE00000000 access number. All strains are available at: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genbank/. The genomic data of the T articles were analyzed using online bioinformatics tools, using a NextSeq500 platform of illumination and mounted by the CIC genomic Workbench.