Polymorphism Of Virulence Genes Of Enterococcus Faecalis Associated With Aerobic Vaginitis

The aim of the current study is to determine virulence genes E. faecalis and polymorphism in these bacteria. A total 300 females who visited outpatient clinics Maternity Pediatrics Teaching Hospital Al-Diwaniya city, Iraq were enrolled. For twenty isolates that showed dense growth when cultured on specified culture media, then sensitivity antibiotics was tested, determined for each isolate, where results shown there are statistically significant differences (P<0.05) presence tested bacterial isolates. (where genetic analysis by PCR all genes, except isolate 3 gene esp (Enterococcal surface production protein), 11, 12, 15, 16 19 hly (haemolysin production). ERlC most share a DNA segment length 1500, 1000 bp, 2000 pb. curve also shows lack 500 As pieces 700, 600 400 they very high heterogeneity between ln conclusion, responsible factors positive, hly, which positive nearly more than half isolates, said bacteria major focus infection bacteria, if not available, unable hit or stick vagina. There two types strains, one caused horizontal transmission strains via plasmids other methods, vertical through mutations occur generations, causing resistance some antibiotics. vitality.