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Comparative analysis of KPC-2-encoding chimera plasmids with multi-replicon IncR:IncpA1763-KPC:IncN1 or IncFIIpHN7A8:IncpA1763-KPC:IncN1.


ABSTRACT: Background:IncR, IncFII, IncpA1763-KPC, and IncN1 plasmids have been increasingly found among Enterobacteriaceae species, but plasmids with hybrid structures derived from the above-mentioned incompatibility groups have not yet been described. Methods:Plasmids p721005-KPC, p504051-KPC, and pA3295-KPC were fully sequenced and compared with previously sequenced related plasmids pHN84KPC (IncR), pKPHS2 (IncFIIK), pKOX_NDM1 (IncFIIY), pHN7A8 (IncFIIpHN7A8), and R46 (IncN1). Results:The backbone of p721005-KPC/p504051-KPC was a hybrid of the entire 10-kb IncR-type backbone from pHN84KPC, the entire 64.3-kb IncFIIK-type maintenance, and conjugal transfer regions from pKPHS2, a 15.5-kb IncFIIY-type maintenance region from pKOX_NDM1 and a 5.6-kb IncpA1763-KPC-type backbone region from pA1763-KPC, and it contained a primary IncR replicon and two auxiliary IncpA1763-KPC and IncN1 replicons. The backbone of pA3295-KPC was a hybrid of a 7.2-kb IncFIIpHN7A8-type backbone region from pHN7A8, the almost entire 33.3-kb IncN1-type maintenance and conjugal transfer regions highly similar to R46, a 26.2-kb IncFIIK-type maintenance regions from pKPHS2, the above 15.5-kb IncFIIY-type maintenance region, and the above 5.6-kb IncpA1763-KPC-type backbone region, and it contained a primary Inc-FIIpHN7A8 replicon and two auxiliary IncpA1763-KPC and IncN1 replicons. Each of p721005-KPC, p504051-KPC, and pA3295-KPC acquired a wealth of accessory modules, carrying a range of intact and residue mobile elements (such as insertion sequences, unit transposons, and integrons) and resistance markers (such as bla KPC, tetA, dfrA, and qnr). Conclusion:In each of p721005-KPC, p504051-KPC, and pA3295-KPC, multiple replicons in coordination with maintenance and conjugation regions of various origins would maintain a broad host range and a stable replication at a steady-state plasmid copy number.

SUBMITTER: Qu D 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6353027 | biostudies-literature | 2019

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Comparative analysis of KPC-2-encoding chimera plasmids with multi-replicon IncR:Inc<sub>pA1763-KPC</sub>:IncN1 or IncFII<sub>pHN7A8</sub>:Inc<sub>pA1763-KPC</sub>:IncN1.

Qu Daofeng D   Shen Yang Y   Hu Lingfei L   Jiang Xiaoyuan X   Yin Zhe Z   Gao Bo B   Zhao Yuee Y   Yang Wenhui W   Yang Huiying H   Han Jianzhong J   Zhou Dongsheng D  

Infection and drug resistance 20190124


<h4>Background</h4>IncR, IncFII, IncpA1763-KPC, and IncN1 plasmids have been increasingly found among <i>Enterobacteriaceae</i> species, but plasmids with hybrid structures derived from the above-mentioned incompatibility groups have not yet been described.<h4>Methods</h4>Plasmids p721005-KPC, p504051-KPC, and pA3295-KPC were fully sequenced and compared with previously sequenced related plasmids pHN84KPC (IncR), pKPHS2 (IncFII<sub>K</sub>), pKOX_NDM1 (IncFII<sub>Y</sub>), pHN7A8 (IncFII<sub>pHN  ...[more]

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