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Enterohemorrhagic
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9 authors at 3 institutions in 2 countries.
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Abstract
aimThe aim of this work was to isolate and molecularly identify enterohemorrhagic MATERIALS AND
methodsA total of 108 samples of raw milk (cow, she-camel, and goat) and locally made dairy products (fermented cow's milk, Maasora, Ricotta and ice cream) were collected from some regions (Janzour, Tripoli, Kremiya, Tajoura and Tobruk) in Libya. Samples were subjected to microbiological analysis for isolation of
resultsOut of 108 samples, only 27 isolates were found to be EHEC O157 based on their cultural characteristics (Tellurite-Cefixime-Sorbitol MacConkey) that include 3 isolates from cow's milk (11%), 3 isolates from she-camel's milk (11%), two isolates from goat's milk (7.4%) and 7 isolates from fermented raw milk samples (26%), isolates from fresh locally made soft cheeses (Maasora and Ricotta) were 9 (33%) and 3 (11%), respectively, while none of the ice cream samples revealed any growth. However, out of these 27 isolates, only 11 were confirmed to be
conclusionThese results can be used for further studies on EHEC O157 as an emerging foodborne pathogen and its role in human infection in Libya.
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