Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.

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Autores:: Ruiz Laiton, María Alejandra

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title	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.
spellingShingle	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A. Chlamydophila psittaci Ornitosis Enfermedades bacterianas Enfermedades de las aves
title_short	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.
title_full	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.
title_fullStr	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.
title_full_unstemmed	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.
title_sort	Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.
dc.creator.fl_str_mv	Ruiz Laiton, María Alejandra
dc.contributor.advisor.spa.fl_str_mv	Avendaño Valenzuela, Catalina Esther, dir.
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv	Ruiz Laiton, María Alejandra
dc.subject.agrovoc.spa.fl_str_mv	Chlamydophila psittaci Ornitosis Enfermedades bacterianas Enfermedades de las aves
topic	Chlamydophila psittaci Ornitosis Enfermedades bacterianas Enfermedades de las aves
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spelling	Avendaño Valenzuela, Catalina Esther, dir.Ruiz Laiton, María AlejandraBogotá , Colombia2020-09-12T15:32:09Z2020-09-12T15:32:09Z2020-09https://repository.udca.edu.co/handle/11158/359865 páginasChlamydia psittaci, es una bacteria altamente zoonótica de distribución mundial, responsable de la psitacosis, una de las enfermedades infecciosas más importantes de las aves psitácidas. Para determinar la prevalencia de C. psittaci en aves cautivas en Colombia, 343 muestras provenientes de 177 aves psitácidas del Centro de Recepción de Fauna Temporal del Convenio de Asociación N°131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A fueron sometidas a una PCR convencional dirigida al gen ompA, para tal fin fueron diseñados cebadores específicos de especie; en total se trabajaron 166 muestras correspondientes a hisopado cloacal y 177 a materia fecal. C. psittaci fue detectada en el 81,3% (144/177) de la población analizada. De las muestras positivas, 129 de 166 correspondieron a hisopado cloacal y 53 de 177 a materia fecal; existiendo una probabilidad de detección 8,15 veces mayor para los hisopos cloacales en comparación con los hisopos fecales (p <0.05). Por otro lado, se estandarizó la técnica para la identificación de C. psittaci. Adicionalmente, este estudio reporta por primera vez la prevalencia de C. psittaci en aves psitácidas en cautiverio en Colombia; aunque previamente fue reportada una seroprevalencia del 85% utilizando una técnica de ELISA indirecta, la detección del agente utilizando técnicas moleculares no se había llevado a cabo hasta la fechaChlamydia psittaci is a highly zoonotic bacterium spread worldwide that causes psittacosis, one of the most important infectious diseases of psittacine birds. In order to determine the prevalence of C. psittaci in captive birds in Colombia, 343 samples from 177 psittacine birds of Centro de Recepción de Fauna Temporal del Convenio de Asociación N°131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A were subjected to a conventional PCR which amplifies ompA gene (outer membrane protein A), for this purpose species-specific primers were designed; in total 166 samples belonging to cloacal swabs and 177 to faeces were analysed. C. psittaci was detected in 81,3% (144/177) of the population studied. Of the positive samples, 129 of 166 belonged to cloacal swab and 53 of 177 to faecal ones; being the probability of detection 8,15 times higher for cloacal swabs compared to faecal swabs (p<0.05). On the other hand, the technique for the identification of C. psittaci was standardized. In addition, this study reports for the first time the prevalence of C. psittaci in psittacine birds in captivity in Colombia. 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Prevalencia de chlamydia psittaci en aves psitácidas En el centro de recepción de fauna temporal del Convenio de asociación n° 131 IDPYBA – U.D.C.A.

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