The S. Aureus Bacteria

The S. Aureus Bacteria

  • Submitted By: atifmusheer
  • Date Submitted: 09/03/2010 3:59 AM
  • Category: Science
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Though the evolution of the S. aureus bacteria has been very progressive, despite the medical science is not lagging behind in treating this case as sever and harmful for human kind. Through its evolution doctors and researchers developed different antibiotics and penicillin to protect the spread of this disease but at many stages the cloning nature of S. aureus bacteria had caused problems and new researches were even better for its treat.
Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus is not well understood from its kind and MRSA clones have proved its nature from its different nations. MRSA isolates were discovered from several European countries which were resistant to glycopeptides antibiotics but time to time research and reports have caused that attack to decrease. Multilocus sequence typing (MLST) offers techniques to identify isolates of MRSA while MLST data used to provide information on MRSA clones and its ancestors.
So far much research has been done and numbers of isolates were found relating different regions of different countries, their laboratory test suggests their presence in different forms as discussed in the article. Most MRSA infections are diagnosed by culture and antibiotic sensitivity testing of Staphylococcus aureus bacteria isolated from an infected site.
In the current scenario MRSA bacteria are almost found resistant to many antibiotics, however the infected or isolated MRSA strains have an antibiotic susceptibility so that its correct antibiotic rehabilitation and cure can be determined. Treatment of HA-MRSA involves vancocin with other antibiotics and CA-MRSA requires specific oral or tropical antibiotics. MRSA prevention is difficult but probable by exceptional hygiene practices, avoiding skin contacts with infected people and by using protection items like gloves and masks especially in children and people who used to get involved...

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