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Buletinul AŞM. Ştiinţele vieţii. Nr. 3(318) 2012<br />

Рефераты<br />

UDC: 579.61:616+615.33:579.8<br />

DETECTION OF ENTEROBACTERIA RESISTANCE MARKERS FOR<br />

ANTIBIOTIC. Burduniuc Olga, Cojocaru R., Balan Greta, Spînu C., Roşcin Iu. // Buletinul<br />

Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii.. 2012, No 3 (318), p. 151-158.<br />

Antibiotic resistance is a complex, multifactorial problem, and is of great importance to<br />

public health, requires a complex analysis, and implementation of specifi c measures at different<br />

levels. The rapid growth of resistant strains of Enterobacteriaceae imposes the need for<br />

implementation of rapid and specifi c techniques of molecular biology. The studies emphasize<br />

that the prevalence of urinary tract infections caused by Escherichia coli, which has the resistance<br />

profi le extended-spectrum beta-lactamases type is 5.3%, and the prevalence of intestinal carriage<br />

- 15%. Detection of E.coli strains such as CTX-M-14 of the phylogenetic group B2, which have<br />

a high potential for the spread in the community, can lead to the appearance of resistance and<br />

diffi culties in the treatment of patients. Surveillance and monitoring of E.coli strains producing<br />

CTX-M plays an important role in the selection of treatment and reviewing empirical treatment<br />

protocols.<br />

18 references, 3 fi gures.<br />

Keywords: Resistance to antibiotics - monitoring - phenotype - Molecular biology - extended<br />

spectrum beta-lactamases - CTX-M.<br />

Received January 26, 2012<br />

UDC: 582.28:577.153.2+54.386<br />

COORDINATIVE COMPOUNDS OF MOLYBDENUM AND VANADIUM AS<br />

POSSIBLE STIMULATORS OF EXTRACELLULAR CELLULASES BIOSYNTHESIS<br />

BY MICROMYCETES Penicillium expansum CNMN FD 05 C. Chilochi A., Tyurina J.,<br />

Bologa O., Clapco S., Lablyuk S., Pasha L., Coropchanu E., Rija A. // Buletinul Academiei de<br />

Ştiinţe a Moldovei. Ştiinţele vieţii.. 2012, No 3 (318), p. 158-165.<br />

The effect of coordinative compounds of molybdenum and vanadium on the biosynthesis<br />

of cellulosolytic enzymatic complex (endoglucanases, celobiohydrolases, β-glucosidases) of<br />

the fungal strain Penicillium expansum CNMN FD 05C was investigated. It was established<br />

that complexes of molybdenum, which contain amino acids in its composition, have a neutral<br />

effect on the activity of endoglucanases, inhibit celobiohydrolases (80-90%) and stimulate the<br />

activity of β-glucosidases. Among the most effective stimulators of β-glucosidases synthesis,<br />

the complex MoO 2 (ac.ac.)Gly may be mentioned, that increases the enzymatic activity by 47.8-<br />

67.0%. This complex can be used to obtain an enzymatic preparation with a high content of<br />

β-glucosidases. The metal complex (NH 4 ) 2 VO 3 Gly stimulates the activity of enzymes of the<br />

cellulosolytic complex of the fungi Penicillium expansum CNMN FD 05C, increasing the<br />

endogluconasic activity by 45%, cellobiohydrolasic by 32% and β-glucosidasic by 40%.<br />

16 references, 3 tables, 3 fi gures.<br />

Key words: Penicillium expansum - metal complex – endoglucanases – cellobiohydrolases<br />

- β-glucosidases<br />

Received October 22, 2012<br />

UDC: 576.8<br />

STANDARTIZATION OF THE CONSERVATION METHOD FOR BACTERIA<br />

STRAINS FROM THE NATIONAL COLLECTION OF NONPATHOGENIC<br />

MICROORGANISMS. II. STANDARTIZATION OF THE CONSERVATION<br />

METHOD FOR BACILLUS STRAINS FROM THE NATIONAL COLLECTION OF<br />

NONPATHOGENIC MICROORGANISMS. Tolochikina S., Slanina V., Boortseva S.,<br />

Postolaky O., Syrbu T., Lupashku L., Stepanov V. // Buletinul Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei.<br />

Ştiinţele vieţii.. 2012, No 3 (318), p. 165-172.<br />

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