Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics

The widespread use of antimycotic agents for the treatment of mycoses in humans and animals is of concern to medical and veterinary specialists due to the emergence of resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi to antifungal agents. In recent years, information has been accumulated on the vari...

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Main Authors: A. D. Kozlova, S. P. Yatsentyuk, V. V. Sokolov, M. G. Manoyan
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Published: Da Vinci Media 2022-03-01
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Online Access:https://veterinary.arriah.ru/jour/article/view/609
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author A. D. Kozlova
S. P. Yatsentyuk
V. V. Sokolov
M. G. Manoyan
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description The widespread use of antimycotic agents for the treatment of mycoses in humans and animals is of concern to medical and veterinary specialists due to the emergence of resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi to antifungal agents. In recent years, information has been accumulated on the various molecular mechanisms underlying this phenomenon, but in-depth studies are needed to successfully predict resistance in various groups of fungi. To treat and prevent fungal infections several groups of antimycotics are used, where azoles and allylamines are the most frequent ones, which leads to resistance development in pathogenic and opportunistic fungi. The article presents the results of molecular methods identification of azole-resistant Candida albicans isolates and terbinafine-resistant Trichophyton isolates. The analysis of gene ERG11 nucleotide sequences of 10 Candida albicans isolates, recovered from different animal species, enabled the division of phenotypically resistant and susceptible strains, but could not differentiate between the strains, which have dose-dependent resistance to azoles. Study of single nucleotide polymorphisms in gene SQLE, associated with the resistance development to terbinafine in 12 fungal isolates of genus Trichophyton, did not allow grading them by their resistance, which is likely associated with another resistance mechanism, which can be observed in these strains. The results obtained can serve as a basis for the use of molecular methods to characterize fungi of Candida and Trichophyton genera, however, taking into account the biological features of pathogens from different groups it is reasonable to use several significant genome regions or the results of the whole genome sequencing, as well as the gene expression analysis for successful forecasting of potential resistance.
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spelling doaj-art-9c4f4e2a9d0e4d0b9da10280448b19f22025-02-06T09:52:09ZengDa Vinci MediaВетеринария сегодня2304-196X2658-69592022-03-01111202610.29326/2304-196X-2022-11-1-20-26544Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycoticsA. D. Kozlova0S. P. Yatsentyuk1V. V. Sokolov2M. G. Manoyan3FSBI “The Russian StateCentrefor QualityandStandardization of Veterinary DrugsandFeed” (FSBI “VGNKI”)FSBI “The Russian StateCentrefor QualityandStandardization of Veterinary DrugsandFeed” (FSBI “VGNKI”)FSBI “The Russian StateCentrefor QualityandStandardization of Veterinary DrugsandFeed” (FSBI “VGNKI”)FSBI “The Russian StateCentrefor QualityandStandardization of Veterinary DrugsandFeed” (FSBI “VGNKI”)The widespread use of antimycotic agents for the treatment of mycoses in humans and animals is of concern to medical and veterinary specialists due to the emergence of resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi to antifungal agents. In recent years, information has been accumulated on the various molecular mechanisms underlying this phenomenon, but in-depth studies are needed to successfully predict resistance in various groups of fungi. To treat and prevent fungal infections several groups of antimycotics are used, where azoles and allylamines are the most frequent ones, which leads to resistance development in pathogenic and opportunistic fungi. The article presents the results of molecular methods identification of azole-resistant Candida albicans isolates and terbinafine-resistant Trichophyton isolates. The analysis of gene ERG11 nucleotide sequences of 10 Candida albicans isolates, recovered from different animal species, enabled the division of phenotypically resistant and susceptible strains, but could not differentiate between the strains, which have dose-dependent resistance to azoles. Study of single nucleotide polymorphisms in gene SQLE, associated with the resistance development to terbinafine in 12 fungal isolates of genus Trichophyton, did not allow grading them by their resistance, which is likely associated with another resistance mechanism, which can be observed in these strains. The results obtained can serve as a basis for the use of molecular methods to characterize fungi of Candida and Trichophyton genera, however, taking into account the biological features of pathogens from different groups it is reasonable to use several significant genome regions or the results of the whole genome sequencing, as well as the gene expression analysis for successful forecasting of potential resistance.https://veterinary.arriah.ru/jour/article/view/609antimycotic resistancecandidatrichophytonazolesterbinafinepolymerase chain reactionsequencing
spellingShingle A. D. Kozlova
S. P. Yatsentyuk
V. V. Sokolov
M. G. Manoyan
Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
Ветеринария сегодня
antimycotic resistance
candida
trichophyton
azoles
terbinafine
polymerase chain reaction
sequencing
title Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
title_full Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
title_fullStr Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
title_full_unstemmed Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
title_short Studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
title_sort studyof resistance of pathogenic and opportunistic fungi toantimycotics
topic antimycotic resistance
candida
trichophyton
azoles
terbinafine
polymerase chain reaction
sequencing
url https://veterinary.arriah.ru/jour/article/view/609
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