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    Listeria

    textbookmicrobiology.net

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    History

    Bacterium monocytogenes(Murray et al 1926)

    Listeria hepatolytica(Pirie 1927)

    Listeria monocytogenes(Pirie 1940)

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    The first human infection description

    (Nyfeldt 1929)

    In the 1980s it became clear that the disease spreads

    contaminated food

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    Taxonomy

    Listeria include firmikuuttien fyylaan

    (BXIII) Bacillales sect

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    Listeriosis 7 species

    L.monocytogenes

    L.innocua

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    L.Ivanov

    L.murrayi

    L.Seeliger

    L.welshmeri

    L.grayi

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    L. monocytogenes

    Gram-positive

    catalase

    short rod

    moves in a circular motion at 25 C but not at 37 C

    beta-hemolytic

    ramnoosipositiivinen

    ksyloosinegatiivinen

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    Serotyping

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    Agglutination with specific antisera

    (either whole cell serum or flagellaseerumi)

    serogroup 4 (1/2, 3, 4 and 7)

    serovar 13 (Flagellaarisilla antiserum)

    The most common 1 / 2a, 1 / 2b 4b

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    Listeriosis

    Serious infections (invasive)

    Bowel Symptoms(non-invasive food poisoning)

    A local skin infection

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    -People Sensitive YOPI

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    Listeriosis

    Young

    Old

    Pregnant

    Immunicompromised

    Meningitis / severe general infections

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    Listeriosis and pregnant

    flu like symptoms (fever,

    headache and muscle aches)

    miscarriage

    premature birth

    infection in the newborn

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    Listeriosis mortality

    20 to 30%

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    Listeriosis and healthy

    1 000 000 / gL.monocytogenescan ruassa

    cause a febrile stomach disease

    or simply a transient suolistokantajuuden

    The population of 1-5% is tilapiskantajia

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    Listeriosis sources

    Many foods

    soft cheeses, pates, salads, raw milk,

    ice cream, seafood, corn, sausages, can

    source is often difficult to figure out because of the disease

    The incubation period can be up to months

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    RMR and TTR comparison with 2009

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    Listeria Cases RMR versus TTR

    2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

    0 11 0 0 0

    36 45 40 40 34

    Dead

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    statesThat resulted from contaminated

    cantaloupeslinked to Jensen Farms ofHolly,

    Colorado.As of November 1, 2011, there have

    been 29 deaths and 139 cases from the total CONFIRMED

    since the beginning of the first recorded case is

    July 31, 2011. [1] It is the worst foodborne

    illnessoutbreak in the United States, measured

    by the number of deaths, since the Centers for

    Disease Prevention and ControlBegan tracking

    outbreaks in the 1970s

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    Listeriosis concentrations

    foods

    In general, less than 100 cfu / g

    cold-20 600

    Homejuustossa 180 000

    Butter 11 400

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    Where listeria occurs

    naturally?

    soil

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    bodies of water,

    In plants,

    animals

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    Risk Foodstuffs

    without heating table grapes

    products with a long shelf life and where

    Listeria can proliferate

    vacuum-packed cold-smoked and

    raw pickled fish products

    kittipintaiset soft cheeses, mold cheeses

    and fresh cheeses

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    Listeria studies targeted

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    the risk of food

    15-25% positive for Listeria vacuum-packed

    smoked or fresh-salted fish in

    1996-1997

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    Listeria makes it difficult

    Increases 0-45 C

    pH 4.4 to 9.4

    anaerobic and aerobic conditions

    resistant to salt, up to 25%will increase a further 10%

    keeps well frozen or dried

    foods

    forms a resistant biofilms

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    Fortunately, the Listeria can not stand

    heat

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    Listeria Monitoring and thresholds

    Under the law,L.monocytogenes

    may not be detectable from pasteurized

    milk and milk products (GEN

    directive 92/46 / EC, 1992)

    Meat and fish products not legal

    The EU limit values, but to hand the limit values

    vary from country to country 0-100 cfu / g

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    Council directive 92/46 / EC, 1992

    The plant processes animal products

    food must be taken

    self-monitoring system

    Listeria samples of products and

    the production environment

    municipal control authority, approved and

    controlled (control + random samples)

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    Listeria farming methods

    Clinical samples-verimaljalle

    Food samples require treatment and

    a selective medium

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    . Mol Microbiol2009 Jul 73 (2): 306-22.Epub 2009 Jun 23.

    Listeria monocytogenes L-forms RESPOND to cell wall deficiency by modifying gene expression

    and the mode of division.

    Dell'Era S,Buchrieser C,Couve E,Schnell B,Briers Y,Schuppler M,Loessner MJ.

    Institute of Food Science and Nutrition, ETH Zurich, CH-8092 Zurich, Switzerland.

    Abstract

    Cell wall-deficient bacteria Referred to as L-forms have lost the ability to your to maintain or build a rigid

    peptidoglycan envelope. We have generated stable, non-reverting L-form variants of the Gram

    positive pathogen Listeria monocytogenes, and Studied the cellular and molecular changes associated

    with this transition. Stable L-form cells can occur as small protoplasts are-like vesicles and as

    multinucleated, large bodies. They have lost the thick, multilayered murein sacculus and are

    surrounded by a cytoplasmic membrane only, although peptidoglycan precursors are still produced.

    While they lack murein-associated molecules Including Internal A membrane-anchored proteins

    such as internal B are of retained. Surprisingly, L-forms were found to be able to divide and propagate

    Indefinitely without a wall. Time-lapse microscopy of fluorescently labeled L-forms Indicated a

    switch to a novel form of cell division, the where genome-containing membrane vesicles are first-Formed

    within enlarged L-forms, and subsequently released by collapse of the mother cell. Array-based

    transcriptomics of parent and L-form cells Revealed manifold differences in expression of genes

    associated with morphological and physiological functions. The L-forms feature downregulated

    metabolic functions correlating with the dramatic shift in the surface to volume ratio, Whereas

    upregulation of stress genes reflects the Difficulties in adapting to this unusual, cell wall-deficient

    lifestyle.

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    PFGE

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