英文摘要 |
The complete detection for enterotoxigenic Staphylococcus aureus was carried out by culture with selective incubation of Baird Park egg yolk-tellurite-pyruvate medium (BP) and Mannitol salt-4% egg yolk medium (MS-EY). After microscopic identification of suspicious colonies, a coagulase test and a thermostable nuclease test were followed. These positive isolates were further detected for enterotoxins by Reversed passive hemagglutination (RPHA) and fur coagulase type by Coagulase typing of Staphylococcus. The contamination of S. aureus in 167 marketing samples was observed by the complete detection method. The result showed that 41.3% of the samples was contaminated by S. aureus and 73.9% of isolates was found with the capability of enterotoxin production. It was found that the highest enterotoxin A producing isolate was 51% and the next was 15.7% for enterotoxin C. While the order of the coagulase type of all isolates was type VII in 40. 6% and type III in 26.1% respectively. On the other hand, the rate of enterotoxin producing strain in 50 isolates from the suspicious food which was sampled from food borne disease was 74%. In this case, enterotoxin A producing isoalte was 43. 2% of enterotoxin producing strain. For coagulase type, the highest was type VII in 64% and the next was type III in 28%. When the contaminated food were incubated at 35±2°C, the total aerobic count of S. aureus and the positive reaction in enterotoxins test were positively correlated, but at 6±2°C, both case were totally inhibited . When the temperature of incubation raised to 60 ±2°C, the vegetative cells of S. aureus were killed, but the enterotoxin which had already contaminated was not destroyed or detoxified. |