Legionellae isolated from clinical and environmental samples in Spain (1983–90): monoclonal typing of Legionella pneumophila serogroup 1 isolates
Legionella isolates recovered in 21 different Spanish provinces over 8 years from both clinical (67 isolates) and environmental (181) samples, mostly from case-associated buildings, are described: 92·5% of clinical isolates were L. pneumophila serogroup 1 (SGI), only five isolates belonging to other...
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| description | Legionella isolates recovered in 21 different Spanish provinces over 8 years from both clinical (67 isolates) and environmental (181) samples, mostly from case-associated buildings, are described: 92·5% of clinical isolates were L. pneumophila serogroup 1 (SGI), only five isolates belonging to other species or serogroups: two L. pneumophila SG6, two SG8 and one L. bozemanii SG1 not clearly related with clinical infection. L. pneumophila SG1 accounted for 53·6% of isolates from the environment, followed by SG8 (27·6%). SG3 (9·4%) and SG6 (7·2%). Three isolates were labelled as SG8/10. Subtyping of L. pneumophila SG1 by the standardized panel of monoclonal antibodies revealed 90·3% of clinical and 78·3% of environmental isolates as belonging to Pontiac subgroup. Pontiac isolates were further divided into 55·3% Philadelphia 1 or Allentown 1, 21·9% Benidorm 030E and 20·4% Knoxville 1. Characterization of samples from four outbreaks in which both clinical and environmental isolates had been recovered permitted the recognition of three Philadelphia 1 or Allentown 1 and one Knoxville 1 strains as the aetiological agents. |
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| subjects | Antibodies, Monoclonal Antigens, Bacterial - analysis Bacteriology Biological and medical sciences Cross reaction Disease outbreaks Environmental disorders Environmental health Environmental Monitoring Epidemiological Monitoring Fluorescent Antibody Technique Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Humans Immunophenotyping - methods Infections Legionella Legionella pneumophila Legionella pneumophila - classification Legionella pneumophila - immunology Legionella pneumophila - isolation & purification Legionnaires' Disease - epidemiology Legionnaires' Disease - microbiology Microbiology Miscellaneous Monoclonal antibodies Reactivity Serotyping Spain - epidemiology Wood buildings |
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