Tuesday 25 June 2019

Journal of veterinary science - Lupine Publishers


Most consumers of dairy products accept that pasteurization provides a guarantee that products are safe to eat and drink. However, research [1] using a new highly sensitive technology has revealed that live mycobacteria can exist in retail milk even after pasteurization and explains how this may happen. Live Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP) - which causes Johne’s disease in cattle and has been implicated in Crohn’s disease in humans - was found in just over 10% of shop-bought pasteurized milk samples that were tested in the UK. The prevalence of MAP is higher than previous studies have shown due to the high sensitivity of the new phage-based technology that was used to conduct the milk testing. In the study of 386 samples of retail-purchased milk, Actiphage was able to detect live mycobacteria at levels as low as 1-2 cells per 50ml in comparison to other tests that cannot detect cell-counts lower than 100 cells. There is a growing body of research that implicates MAP in the development of Crohn’s disease [2], with MAP found in the bowel tissue of a proportion of patients with the condition. Although no causal relationship between MAP and Crohn’s has been directly established the dairy industry recognizes that limiting human exposure to MAP would be sensible on a precautionary principle [3]. Furthermore, there are clinical trials underway with anti-mycobacterial drugs that are directly assessing the benefit in Crohn’s disease. Some retailers are already removing dairy farmers from their milk pool if they are not engaged with Johne’s control plans. 
The Actiphage assay, developed by PBD Biotech, uses a virus (phage) that finds, infects and replicates in viable mycobacteria cells. Within hours the virus breaks open the mycobacteria cells, releasing DNA determining whether live organisms were present in the sample. Previous quality control procedures to monitor the levels of MAP in pasteurized milk have been difficult as these mycobacteria are extremely slow growing. Culturing these bacteria takes up to 18 weeks to determine if any MAP cells have survived a food safety or control process and the sensitivity of the procedure is low. The new phage-based detection method, which was used within the research published in the Elsevier journal of Food Microbiology (September 2018) [1], allowed experiments to be performed quickly (6-8 hours); providing the insight dairy producers and processors need to further improve control measures. The test’s underlying biotechnology was originally used for the detection of human TB-under the FastPlaque brand - but was only suitable for use on sputum. Now the highly specific phage-based diagnostic has been optimized, so it can detect the presence of mycobacteria in blood or milk in just six hours. Contrary to previous hypotheses, this research also suggests that MAP does not enter the milk solely due to faecal contamination, but via somatic cells within the udder. This intracellular location and the fact that these cells appear to clump may help explain how the mycobacteria are protected against heat inactivation during pasteurization and could lead to new processing methods to ensure the mycobacteria are inactivated. Earlier published work in 2016 [4] using the same technology also demonstrated the presence of live MAP in infant formula milk further increasing the value of this technology as a screening tool.


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Tuesday 11 June 2019

Journal of veterinary science- Lupine Publishers

Association between the Presence of Intrauterine Escherichia coli Virulence Genes and Subsequent Reproductive Tract Disease in Postpartum Dairy Cows by Jocelyn Dubuc in CDVS in Lupine Publishers

An association between postpartum intrauterine Escherichia coli and subsequent reproductive tract diseases such as purulent vaginal discharge (PVD) and endometritis (ENDO) has been found inconsistently in previous research. This inconsistency may be due to differences in the pathogenicity and presence of certain virulence factors in the various strains. The objective of this study was to evaluate the association between the presence of intrauterine E. coli virulence factor (VF) genes after parturition and subsequent reproductive tract diseases in postpartum dairy cows. Intrauterine swabs were collected from cows 4 (± 3) DIM. The swabs were plated to identify E. coli, Trueperella pyogenes, Fusobacterium necrophorum, and Prevotella melaninogenica. A subgroup of the E. coli samples was submitted for colony hybridization for identification of 40 VF genes. Purulent vaginal discharge and ENDO were diagnosed at 35 (±7) DIM using the Metricheck device (purulent discharge or worse) and the cytobrush technique adapted for use in cattle (≥ 6% polymorphonuclear leukocytes), respectively. Cows diagnosed with PVD, ENDO, or both conditions were classified as positive for reproductive tract disease. Logistic regression models were built using the reproductive tract disease status as the outcome, and the bacteria and VF gene presence as the exposure. Of the 465 cows enrolled, 52% of the uterine samples were positive for E. coli, 34% were positive for T. pyogenes, 3% were positive for F. necrophorum, and 1% were positive for P. melaninogenica. A total of 152 E. coli samples were examined for VF gene identification. Reproductive tract disease was diagnosed in 237 cows (51%). The presence of intrauterine E. coli and T. pyogenes was associated with greater odds of reproductive tract disease. Cows with E. coli positive for VF genes fepC, maIX, hlyE, sitA, irp1, irp2, fyuA, or iss had greater odds of having subsequent reproductive tract disease compared to cows without E. coli. These VF genes code for iron acquisition, the maltose and glucose PTS system, hemolysin E toxin, and increased serum survival. Three of the siderophore genes (irp1, irp2, and fyuA) are part of the core of a high-pathogenicity islands, previously described in extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli (ExPEC) The results of this study suggest that certain VFs are likely to contribute to the pathogenicity of E. coli strains as they are associated with subsequent reproductive tract disease.

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Friday 7 June 2019

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Ultrasonic Debridement with Stem Cell Therapy of Suspensory Branch Desmitis in an Equine Patient

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