Asiye DAKMAN, Özlem ŞAHAN YAPICIER, Aylin YAŞARER, Metin GÜLEÇ

Türkiye’de İlk Kez Sturnus vulgaris’ten Salmonella Hassarek İzolasyonu: Olgu Sunumu

Bu yazıda Çorum ilinde Sturnus vulgaris'ten 2010 ve 2015 yıllarında Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Hessarek (S. Hessarek)'in ilk defa izolasyonları bildirilmiştir. Onbir adet ölü Sturnus vulgaris'in nekropsisi yapıldı ve yedi ölü kuşun organ örneklerinden S. Hessarek izole edildi. Salmonella Hessarek izolatlarına epidemiyolojik tiplendirme için otomatize ribotiplendirme uygulandı. Ribotiplendirme ile elde edilen bantların sayı ve ilişkileri GelCompar TM jel analiz programı kullanılarak; küme analizi Dice benzerlik katsayısı ve UPGMA ilişki kuralı parametreleriyle değerlendirildi. 2015 yılında izole edilen altı izolat birbiriyle yakından ilişkili bulundu. Fakat 2010 yılındaki izolat diğerleri ile ilişkili bulunmadı. Sonuç olarak, çalışmanın yapıldığı bölgede iki farklı salgın olduğu düşünüldü

First Isolation of Salmonella Hessarek from Sturnus vulgaris in Turkey: A Case Report

In this paper, the first isolation of Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Hessarek (S. Hessarek) was reported from Sturnus vulgaris in Çorum, Turkey in 2010 and 2015. Eleven dead Sturnus vulgaris were necropsied, and S. Hessarek was isolated from seven of dead bird’s tissue samples. The automated ribotyping was performed for epidemiologic typing of the all seven S. Hessarek isolates. The number and relationship of bands obtained by ribotyping were analyzed with a similarity index by using the Dice coefficient and unweighted pair group method with mathematical averaging (UPGMA) in GelCompar TM software. The six isolates from 2015 were evaluated as closely related. But, the other isolate apart from them was unrelated. In conclusion, we thought that there were two unrelated S. Hessarek outbreaks in a studied region

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