PHENOTYPIC DETECTION OF PLASMID FROM CIPROFLOXACIN RESISTANT SALMONELLA TYPHI ISOLATED FROM STOOL OF NSUK STUDENTS

Usman Shuaibu Okposhi; Umar  Saleh Aliyu; Abdulaziz Dardau Aliyu; Isah Ibrahim Okposhi; Danteni Dauda  Odonye; Fatima Yusuf  Almustapha; Kabiru Abdullahi  Shuaibu

doi:10.62050/fjst2024.v8n2.280

المؤلفون

Usman Shuaibu Okposhi
okposhiusman@gmail.com

Federal University of Lafia
Umar Saleh Aliyu
National Institute for Freshwater Fisheries Reseatrch, New Bussa, Niger State, Nigeria
Abdulaziz Dardau Aliyu
Federal University of Lafia
Isah Ibrahim Okposhi
Federal University of Lafia
Danteni Dauda Odonye
Department of Microbiology, Federal University of Lafia
Fatima Yusuf Almustapha
Department of Microbiology, Federal University of Lafia
Kabiru Abdullahi Shuaibu
Department of Microbiology, Federal University of Lafia

الكلمات المفتاحية:

Array، Array، Array، Array، Array، Array

الملخص

Salmonella typhi (S. typhi) is a common cause of morbidity and mortality in developing countries. Studies on
phenotypic detection of plasmid from ciprofloxacin resistant S. typhi isolated from stool of new students Nasarawa
State University, Keffi, was carried out. A total of 180 stool samples were collected from the new students. 30 stool
samples were collected from each of the six respective Faculties. 29(16.1%) Salmonella isolates were recovered and
identified by standard Microbiological methods. 21(72.4%) of the isolates were Salmonella typhi and 8(27.6%)
were Salmonella enteritidis. The prevalence of Salmonella typhi isolation with respect to Faculties was highest in
the Faculties of Art (ART) and Law (LAW) with 6(28.6%) isolates each. On the basis of gender, 15 samples each
were collected from both male and female students respectively and the highest prevalence of isolation was 4(8.0%)
amongst males in the Faculty of LAW and females in the Faculty of ART, while the least prevalence of isolation
was zero (0) amongst males in the Faculty of NAT. On the bases of age, the prevalence of isolation was highest
amongst the age group 21-30, 19(10.5%), while age group 51-60 showed zero (0) prevalence of isolation.
Antimicrobial Susceptibility was carried out using CLSI method; and 21(72.4%) Salmonella typhi isolates were
susceptible to Ciprofloxacin, while 8(27.6%) were resistant and the antimicrobial resistance phenotypic pattern of
the isolates was also determined. The ciprofloxacin resistance isolates were subjected to “Curing Method” to
determine if the resistance was plasmid-mediated or not.

السير الشخصية للمؤلفين

Usman Shuaibu Okposhi

Department of Microbiology, Lecturer II

Isah Ibrahim Okposhi

Department of Science Laboratory Technology, Assistant Lecturer

Dimensions

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