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Reliability of Bioluminescent Assay(ATP Method) for
Testing Antimicrobial Susceptibility of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Toshio YAMAZAKI*1, Naoki SATO*2, Kenya YAMASHITA*3,
Yutaka OKAZAWA*4, Hajime ARAKI*5 and Akinari MIWA*6
To evaluate the reliability of our previously reported antimicrobial susceptibility
test by ATP method, we have compared our ATP method to the reference test
methods such as Mycobacteria Growth Indicator Tube(MGIT) method, minimum
inhibitory concentration(MIC) method, NCCLS M24-T agar proportion method(M24-T
method), and Vite spectrum method. The concentrations of drugs used for
the assessment were isoniazid(INH) 0.1mg/ml, rifampicin(RFP) 2.0mg/ml,
ethambutol(EB) 2.5mg/ml, streptomycin(SM) 2.0mg/ml, and kanamycin(KM) 5.0mg/ml.
When six M. tuberculosis ATCC strains were subjected to 6 independent experiments
by using ATP method, highly reproducible results were obtained on the fifth
day of the incubation. We examined correlation among ATP method and reference
test methods in drug susceptibility testing for 65 clinical isolates of
M. tuberculosis. The correlation between ATP method and MGIT-, MIC-, M24-T
method were more than 95% for all drugs. When ATP method and Vite spectrum
method was compared, the correlation was 87.7% for INH, 98.5% for RFP,
90.8% for EB, 92.3% for SM, 96.9% for KM. The culture period for determining
susceptibility between ATP method and MGIT method was compared by using
ATCC reference strains and clinical isolates. Six M. tuberculosis ATCC
strains were subjected to 6 independent experiments. By the MGIT method,
8 days were required to obtain the results, whereas 3 days were enough
by the ATP method. For 65 clinical isolates, the MGIT method required 9
days for determining susceptibility of all isolates. The ATP method required
only 5 days for the same strains. These data demonstrate that the improved
ATP method that we reported, is simple, rapid, highly reproducible and
nonradiometric, and could be used for the assessment of drug susceptibility
for M. tuberculosis with high reliability.
[Rinsho Byori 51 : 194`200, 2003]
*1Department of Bacteriology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8640
yKey WordszMycobacterium tuberculosis(jΫ)Cantimicrobial susceptibility test(ςά΄σ«±)Cadeno-sine triphosphate(AfmVO_)Cbioluminescent assay(Ά¨υ@)Cfilamentous cell treatmentFFCT
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E-mail :toshiyam@nih.go.jp