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Detection and correlativity analysis of enteric infectious flora and three typical pathogenic bacteria in surface waters by QPCR
ZHANG Ai-ning, LIU Li, SHI Yan-dan, LIU Yong-jun
School of Environmental and Municiple Engineering, Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology, Xi'an 710055, China
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Abstract  

The copies of enteric infectious flora and three typical pathogenic bacteria in surface waters were detected continuously for four months by using quantitative PCR(QPCR) method.The results show that in the seriously polluted waters,E.coli is dominant among the enteric infectious flora,and the copies of E.coli are almost the same as enteric infectious flora detected by universal primers.When the copies of enteric infectious flora in water are more than 104 copies·100mL-1,S.typhrmurium and Shigella flexneri can be detected continuously,which can be considered as one of the indicators of water pathogenic pollution.In the clean and slightly polluted waters,when the copies of enteric infectious flora are less than 104 copies·100mL-1,the enteric pathogens are mainly other bacteria except the three kinds of typical pathogenic bacteria mentioned above.The copies and detection frequency of the three kinds bacteria have no significant correlation with the enteric infectious flora monitored by universal primers.

Key wordssurface water      enteric infectious flora      pathogenic bacteria      quantitative PCR(QPCR)      correlation     
Received: 25 August 2011     
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ZHANG Ai-ning,LIU Li,SHI Yan-dan, et al. Detection and correlativity analysis of enteric infectious flora and three typical pathogenic bacteria in surface waters by QPCR[J]. , 2011, 30(4): 426-430.
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