Isolation &Identification of Proteus spp. bacteria isolated from Locally processed raw Beef in Baghdad City

Authors

  • Maha Tareq Mohammed Vet. Public Health Department, Vet. Med. College, University of Baghdad, Baghdad , Iraq.
  • Ahmed Husam Al-Deri Vet. Public Health Department, Vet. Med. College, University of Baghdad, Baghdad , Iraq.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59658/jkas.v11i4.2807

Keywords:

Proteus mirabilis, Nucleotide Sequence ,16S rRNA

Abstract

 This study was done to demonstrate the bacterial contamination of many type of raw Beef meat products that processed locally in Iraq by  Proteus. spp. bacteria , during January to June from 2022 one hundred fifty Beef products samples   ((burger, meatball, pasterma )  were randomly purchased  from different local markets in Baghdad City ,These samples were sent to the Lab. of Microbiology for bacterial identification which performed by using different selective media like MacConkey Agar, blood agar, XLD agar,  more identification  was done by using Gram stain technique and biochemical tests , (11) isolates of Proteus spp. as (7.33%) was diagnosed and confirmed as Proteus mirabilis  using VITEK 2 compact technique & Finally the Nucleotide Sequence of 16S  rRNA Gene of isolated  bacterial spp. was identified  by PCR technique.

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Published

12/15/2024

How to Cite

Maha Tareq Mohammed, & Ahmed Husam Al-Deri. (2024). Isolation &Identification of Proteus spp. bacteria isolated from Locally processed raw Beef in Baghdad City . Journal of Kerbala for Agricultural Sciences, 11(4), 247–257. https://doi.org/10.59658/jkas.v11i4.2807

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Vol. 11 No. 4 (2024): volume 11 issue 4 year 2024

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