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Song, Danliangmin; Qi, Xuehe; Huang, Yan; Jia, Ai; Liang, Yaqi; Man, Chaoxin; Yang, Xinyan; Jiang, Yujun
International journal of food microbiology, 12/2023, Volume: 407Journal Article
Cronobacter species are opportunistic foodborne pathogens that can cause neonatal meningitis, sepsis, and necrotizing enterocolitis. In this genus, certain level strains have high mortality to infant (Cronobacter sakazakii and Cronobacter malonaticus) and antibiotic tolerance. Cronobacter has strong environmental tolerance (acid resistance, high temperature resistance, UV resistance, antibiotic resistance, etc.) and can survive in a variety of environments. It has been isolated in various production environments and products in several countries. However, the relationships between Cronobacter antibiotic tolerance and virulence remain unclear, especially at the molecular level. In this study, 96 strains of Cronobacter were isolated from powdered infant formula and its processing environment and screened for antibiotic tolerance, and proteomic maps of the representative strains of Cronobacter with antibiotic tolerance were generated by analyzing proteomics data using multiple techniques to identify protein that are implicated in Cronobacter virulence and antibiotic resistance. The increase in antibiotic tolerance of Cronobacter had a certain increase in the production of enterotoxin and hemolysin. Only triple tolerated Cronobacter sakazakii decreased the utilization of sialic acid. A total of 16,131 intracellular proteins were detected in eight representative strains, and different proteomes were present in strains with different antibiotic tolerance, including 56 virulence-related proteins. Multiple virulence proteins regulated by unknown genes were also found in the eight isolated representative strains. •Changes in antibiotic tolerance levels of infant formula-derived Cronobacter were studied.•Studies reflect differences in virulence factors in Cronobacter at different levels of antibiotic tolerance.•The virulence level of Cronobacter correlates with its antibiotic tolerance and antibiotic type.•Comparative proteomics was used to analyze virulence-associated proteins of Cronobacter.
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