Genetic Diversity of Vibrio Parahemolyticus Isolated from some Shellfish
Genetic Diversity of Vibrio Parahemolyticus Isolated from some Shellfish is a scholarly work, published in 2019 in ''Alexandria Journal of Veterinary Sciences''. The main subjects of the publication include aquatic animal, zoology, Vibrio, genetic diversity, DNA barcoding, diversity, fishery, cholera, shellfish, and biology. Results showed that numbers and percentages of V. alginolyticus , V.parahemolyticus, V.cholera , and V.vulnificus isolates were 24 (13.3%) , 19(10.5%) , 17(9.4%) , and 9(5%) , respectively with overall incidence 69(38.3%) Vibrio isolates in all shellfish samples, then 19 positive genetically identified V. parahemolyticus isolates were confirmed to have 19 TLH and 18 RecA genes with total number of 37 gene (11 TLH , 10 RecA in shrimp , 6 TLH , 6 RecA in Crab and 2 TLH , 2 RecA in Squid) by Multiplex PCR, also 19 genetically identified V. parahemolyticus isolates were confirmed to decarboxylase histidine and ornithine to histamine and putrescine biogenic amines by using Niven's test.