Carbapenemases - Amazon S3
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Carbapenemases:
Molecular resistance and diagnosis
Dr. Matthew J Ellington
Carbapenemase producing Gram-negative Microorganisms. Where are we now? 4th June 2015 © Crown Copyright
KPC-producing K. pneumoniae: mean MICs
(mg/L)
KPC
K.pneumoniae
Imipenem 50
IPM + EDTA 9
Meropenem 18
Ertapenem 10
Aztreonam 64
Cefotaxime >256
CTX + clav 17
Ceftazidime 120
CAZ + clav 9.7
Cefpirome >64
Pip/tazo >64
KPC
K.pneumoniae
Cipro 7
Gentamicin 8.7
Tobramycin 22
Amikacin 6.5
Minocycline 13.5
Tigecycline (1.2)
Colistin 0.9
a) -Lactams b) Non--lactams
Data: David M. Livermore
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Carbapenemases - the big five
KPC – Ambler class A – inhibited by Boronic acid & Avibactam
NDM – Ambler class B – inhibited by EDTA
VIM – Ambler class B – inhibited by EDTA
IMP – Ambler class B – inhibited by EDTA
OXA-48 – Ambler class D – inhibited by Avibactam
KPC NDM VIM OXA-48 IMP
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Phenotypic detection - issues
E. coli ATCC25922 MIC
(mg/L)
OXA-48 in E. coli
ATCC25922 MIC (mg/L)
Imipenem 0.125 1
Meropenem 0.016 0.25
Ertapenem 0.016 2
Ceftazidime 0.125 0.5
Cefepime 0.064 0.5
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Studentova et al., Fol Microbiol. 2015, 60:119-29
Commercially available systems - characteristics
Check-Direct CPE
on ABI 7500
Check-Direct CPE
on BD MAX
eazyplex SuperBug
Complete Xpert Carba-R
Assay coverage KPC, OXA-48-like,
NDM/VIMa
KPC, OXA-48-like, NDM,
VIMa KPC, OXA-48, NDM, VIM
KPC, OXA-48, NDM, VIM,
IMP-1-like
‘Big 5’
carbapenemases
NOT detected
IMP family IMP family IMP family Some OXA-48-like; some
IMP subgroups
Hands on time per
sample <5 min <5 min <5 min <5 min
Assay run time ~1.75 h ~2.5 h 20 min ~50 min
Sample throughput Up to 94 tests in a batch Up to 22 tests in a batch 1 or 2 independent tests 1 to 80
independent testsb
a - The Check-Direct CPE kit does not distinguish between NDM and VIM producers on the ABI 7500 platform, but does so on the BD MAX.
b - Capacity of GeneXpert machines varies with model.
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Adapted from: Findlay et al., 2015, J Antimicrob Chemother
Commercially available systems - performance
Assay
performance
Check-Direct CPE
on ABI 7500
Check-Direct CPE
on BD MAX
eazyplex
SuperBug
Complete
Xpert Carba-R
KPC (n=100) 100% 100% 100% 100%
OXA-48-like
(n=100) 100% 100% 83%a 83%a
NDM (n=100) 100% 100% 100% 100%
VIM (n=100) 100% 100% 100% 100%
IMP (n=24) n/a n/a n/a 71% (17/24)b
NDM + OXA-48-
like (n=2)
2x NDM;
2x OXA-48
2x NDM;
2x OXA-48
2x NDM;
1x OXA-48a
2x NDM;
1x OXA-48a
Non-carba (n=24) 0% 0% 0% 0%
a - Sequencing identified OXA-181 in 18 isolates where the OXA-48-like gene was not detected.
b - Sequencing identified closest matches with IMP-4, IMP-7, IMP-8, IMP-13 and IMP-14 in 7 isolates where the IMP gene was not detected
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PHE AMRHAI laboratory comparison:
Findlay et al., 2015, J Antimicrob Chemother
Allele diversity, assay coverage and sensitivity
• >120 alleles in ‘big 5’ families (http://www.lahey.org/Studies/; 9th April 2014)
• KPC: 18 variants
• NDM: 11 variants
• VIM: 41 variants
• OXA-48-like: -48, -181 (at least 10 variants)
• IMP: 48 variants
• Family coverage ‘simple’ for KPC, NDM; harder for OXA-48-like and VIM;
much harder for IMP
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Binding site regions – simple vs. hard
1 SNP 1 SNP
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Assay design - characteristics 5 channels on ABI7500
6 Channels on Rotorgene
Used on both instruments – same primer/probe sequences, dyes switched
5 channels:
1 channel each for KPC, NDM, VIM, OXA-48-like
Plus 1 channel for IPC
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AMRHAI submissions
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KPC
100
NDM
100
VIM
100
OXA-48
100
NDM +
OXA-48
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IMP
24
None
24
*Others = Citrobacter spp. (n=15), Raoutella spp. (n=3), Leclercia adecarboxylata (n=2), Serratia marcesens (n=2), Kluyvera georgina (n=1).
Validation panel of 450 isolates
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KPC
100
NDM
100
VIM
100
OXA-48
100
NDM +
OXA-48
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IMP
24
None
24
*Others = Citrobacter spp. (n=15), Raoutella spp. (n=3), Leclercia adecarboxylata (n=2), Serratia marcesens (n=2), Kluyvera georgina (n=1).
Sensitivity / Specificity
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Ring Trial Participants
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Leeds – ABI7500
Birmingham – ABI7500
Cambridge – Rotorgene
Colindale – ABI7500
- RotorGene
Ring trial / Multi centre evaluation
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KPC
22
NDM
22
VIM
22
OXA-48
22
IMP
6
None
6
*Others = Citrobacter spp. (n=6), Raoutella spp. (n=2), Leclercia adecarboxylata (n=2), Serratia marcesens (n=1), Kluyvera georgiana (n=1).
Ring trial / Multi centre evaluation
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KPC
22
NDM
22
VIM
22
OXA-48
22
*Others = Citrobacter spp. (n=6), Raoutella spp. (n=2), Leclercia adecarboxylata (n=2), Serratia marcesens (n=1), Kluyvera georgiana (n=1).
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1) R’gene
3) ABI7500
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1) R’gene
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4) R’gene
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Stage 2: Finding the <1%
IMP group carbapenemases
Most commercial kits do not detect IMP
One does detect a sequence group: IMP-1
Commercial kit trial missed:
IMP-4, -7 -8 -13 & -14
Reference test (MJE design) detected
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Summary Pays your money, takes your choice
Knowing expected epidemiology informs choices
Mol’ results alongside phenotypic testing remains important
PHE assay at least as good as best commercial system for cultures
Validated assay robust, portable on RotorGene and ABI7500
Patent pending
Detection of IMPs complex but good progress so far
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Acknowledgements Peter Hawkey
Neil Woodford
Katie Hopkins
Nicholas Brown
Jacqueline Findlay
Danielle Meunier
Li Xu McCrae
Adela Bullya
Akab Raza
Carolyne Horner
Andrew Dodgson
Malcolm Guiver
Emma Heasman
Martin Curran
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