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Analysis on Saccharomyces albicans isolated from cancer patients by RAPD

Objective: Saccharomyces albicans(Candida albicans) is the main component of oral microflora, and also the most important opportunistic pathogen for human being. Oral Candidiasis is the main side-effect of anticancer chemotherapy. The objectives of this study are to assess the genotypic characteristics of oral Saccharomyces albicans isolated from cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.

Methods: The randomly amplified polymorphic DNA profiles were applied to fingerprint 280 oral Candida strains isolated frown cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. For this purpose two different primers,RSD6 and RSD12 were used to develop a combination randomly amplified polymorphic DNA profile for each isolate.

Results: The two primers, RSD6 and RSD12,were successful in eliciting 17(A1-A17) and 2 (B1-B2) genotypes, respectively from among the 280 isolates . The genotypes generated from RSD6(A1-A17) and RSD12 (B1-B2)were then combined to generate the final genotype for each isolate. Altogether ,twenty-one genotypes were noted among the 280 isolates.

Conclusion: Saccharomyces albicans , especially genotypic subgroup A10B2 is the prevalence subpopulation in the oral Candida obtained from cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.And the genes of Candida albicans of clinic strains were stable in pathopoiesis procedure.


Division: Asia/Pacific Region Meeting
Meeting: 2009 Asia/Pacific Region Meeting (Wuhan, China)
Location: Wuhan, China
Year: 2009
Final Presentation ID: 237
Abstract Category|Abstract Category(s): Scientific Groups
Authors
  • Sun, Jing  ( Shandong University, Jinan, N/A, China )
  • Qi, Qing-guo  ( Shandong University, Jinan, N/A, China )
  • SESSION INFORMATION
    Poster Session
    Poster Session I
    09/23/2009