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Author

Kshaf Nazir

Department

UMT. School of Textile and Design

Program

BA

Institute

University of Management and Technology

Institute Type

Private

City

Lahore

Province

Punjab

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2018

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

49 . CD

Subject

Textiles

Language

English

Other

School of Textile Design; English; Call No: TP 677.022391 KSH-M

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-01-06 19:20:37

ARI ID

1676714098098

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Multidrug resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae infections are a growing worldwide issue. Especially ESBL- producer and carbapenem resistant K. pneumoniae CRKP have been recognized as a hazard over the past decade. These MDR K. pneumoniae can cause serious infections, prolong hospital stay resulting in increased cost of the treatment and increased mortality. It is need of the hour to evaluate the presence of MDR K. pneumoniae in healthcare settings and understand the molecular epidemiology of these MDR K. pneumoniae to form strategies to decrease the overall burden of infections caused by these opportunistic bacteria. Current study was carried out to characterize the MDR K. pneumoniae encountered at a tertiary care hospital in Pakistan. For this purpose, 252 sequentially encountered K. pneumoniae received at the Microbiology laboratory at a tertiary care hospital in Islamabad were collected over a period of six months. 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Plasmid replicon typing of carbapenemase producers showed the genes encoded by a variety of Inc groups previously associated with these genes. The plasmid stability analysis showed that blaNDM-1 was stable in all isolates over 100 generations. On the other hand blaOXA-48 in one isolate and blaVIM-1 in two isolates was found to be unstable. Cost was observed for blaOXA-48 and one of the blaVIM-1 isolate. The cost for blaVIM-1 K. pneumoniae was statistically significant. All isolates selected for WGS carried a number of resistance markers with porin variations and encoded for a number of virulence markers predicting the pathogenic nature of these isolates. ICEs were found to be responsible for the transfer of resistance markers between isolates. A novel mutation Q336H was identified in PmrB gene of colistin resistant isolates. A novel variant of OXA-1 with Arg155Ile mutation was also identified. A variant of blaOXA-48 harboring plasmid pKPoxa-48N1 was identified. We were able to explore further the blaNDM-1 harboring plasmid pPN66-Ecl-NDM-1 identified previously in E. coli from Pakistan and a number of resistance markers including aacA4, sul1 and rmtC were identified upstream of blaNDM-1. A complete analysis of DA48996, a ST147 MDR K. pneumoniae was performed in comparison with a previously described PDR isolate MS6671 from UAE. The analysis showed that both isolates were very closely related with 46 individual differences between genomes and 14 structural variations. Important mutations in efflux pumps, MarA S50G and RcSC L60M were identified while two mutations were missing in DA48896, AcrR R18L and MarA V26D. This may have been the basis of difference in the resistance state of both isolates. 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