The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne · 2024
First isolation and whole-genome sequencing of Trueperella abortisuis from a goat in Canada.
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Ghosh Kazal, McGregor Glenna, Hughes Giselle, Trimble Michael, Hsiao William, Trokhymchuk Anatoliy
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OBJECTIVE: The present study reports the first isolation and whole-genome sequencing of a Trueperella abortisuis bacterium from a goat.
ANIMALS AND SAMPLE: The T. abortisuis was isolated from the uterus of a goat following an abortion.
PROCEDURE: The T. abortisuis was identified by pure culture phenotype and MALDI-TOF analysis and further characterized by whole-genome sequencing.
RESULTS: This isolate was reliably identified as T. abortisuis and showed similar properties to type strain T. abortisuis DSM 19515T, which was recovered from a sow following an abortion. The assembled genome of this isolate was 2 564 866 bp long with a GC content of 63.9%. A total of 30 virulence-related genes were determined, suggesting the pathogenic potential of this organism.
CONCLUSION AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: This study details the first isolation of T. abortisuis from goats. The genotypic findings of this isolate will serve as a baseline description for any similar future studies.
ANIMALS AND SAMPLE: The T. abortisuis was isolated from the uterus of a goat following an abortion.
PROCEDURE: The T. abortisuis was identified by pure culture phenotype and MALDI-TOF analysis and further characterized by whole-genome sequencing.
RESULTS: This isolate was reliably identified as T. abortisuis and showed similar properties to type strain T. abortisuis DSM 19515T, which was recovered from a sow following an abortion. The assembled genome of this isolate was 2 564 866 bp long with a GC content of 63.9%. A total of 30 virulence-related genes were determined, suggesting the pathogenic potential of this organism.
CONCLUSION AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: This study details the first isolation of T. abortisuis from goats. The genotypic findings of this isolate will serve as a baseline description for any similar future studies.