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Correction to: Molecular characterization of multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MDR-TB) isolates identifies local transmission of infection in Kuwait, a country with a low incidence of TB and MDR-TB

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The original publication of this article [1] contained few erroneous paragraphs and errors in Table 1 and Table 2. The first four paragraphs are in the ‘Results’ section while the last four paragraphs are in the ‘Discussion’ section. The errors in Table 1 involve the number of isolates tested for pyrazinamide and pyrazinamide susceptible isolates, ethambutol-susceptible isolates with a mutation and number of resistant isolates with a mutation for streptomycin. The error in Table 2 involves wrong codon number for a mutation in isolate KM17-01 in Cluster XII for gidB gene. The updated informations have been indicated in bold and also refer corrected Tables 1 and 2.
Table 1
Phenotypic resistance by MGIT 960 system to anti-TB drugs among 93 multidrug-resistant M. tuberculosis isolates and number of susceptible and resistant isolates with mutations in target genes for each drug
Anti-tuberculosis drug
No. of isolates tested
No. of susceptible isolates
No. of susceptible isolates with mutationa
No. of resistant isolates
No. (%) of resistant isolates with mutationa
Rifampicin
93
0
0
93
93 (100)
Isoniazid
93
0
0
93
92 (98.9)
Pyrazinamide
46
10
0
36
30 (83.3)
Ethambutol
93
52
39b
41
38 (92.7)
Streptomycin
93
34
0
59
51 (86.4)
aResistance conferring mutations were detected in rpoB for rifampicin, katG + inhA for isoniazid, pncA for pyrazinamide, embB for ethambutol, and rpsL + rrs for streptomycin
bM. tuberculosis isolates with embB mutations usually confer low level of resistance to ethambutol which are often missed by the MGIT 960 system [23, 28]
Table 2
Detailed clinical, demographic and molecular characteristics of 42 M. tuberculosis isolates in 16 (Cluster I to Cluster XVI) clusters
Cluster no.
Clinica specimen
Isolate no.
Year of isolation
Patient’s nationality
Spoligotyping data
Genetic alteration detected in
SIT
Mtb family
rpoB
katG
inhA
pncA
embB
rpsL
rrs
gidB
rpsA
I
Sputum
KM06-153
2006
Indian
255
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
CSF
KM09-22
2009
Indian
255
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM13-37
2013
Indian
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
FNA
KM16-06
2016
Nepalese
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
FNA
KM17-03
2017
Indian
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
II
Sputum
KM14-58
2014
Nepalese
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
GTG139GCG
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM14-69
2014
Indian
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
GTG139GCG
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
GCA205GCG
WT
III
Sputum
KM08-501
2008
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
GGT139GTT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM08-502
2008
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
GGT139GTT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM09-207
2009
Indian
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
GGT139GTT
ATG306GTG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
IV
Sputum
KM12-05
2012
Ethiopian
21
CAS1-Kili
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
Ins193A (FS) + TCC65TCT
ATG306GTG
AAG88AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM12-17
2012
Ethiopian
1144
T1
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
Ins193A (FS) + TCC65TCT
ATG306GTG
AAG88AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM15-08
2015
Ethiopian
21
CAS1-Kili
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
Ins193A (FS) + TCC65TCT
ATG306GTG
AAG88AGG
WT
N. D.
N. D.
V
Sputum
KM07-333
2007
Indonesian
Orphan
N. A.
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
WT
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM10-23
2010
Indian
355
EAI3-IND
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
WT
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
VI
Sputum
KM07-293
2007
Filipino
194
LAM2
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
CAG497CGG
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM12-01
2012
Filipino
25
CAS1-Delhi
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
CAG497CGG
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
VII
Sputum
KM09-202
2009
Ethiopian
47
H1
GTC176TTC
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
WT
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM15-17
2015
Indian
47
H1
GTC176TTC
ACG315ACC
WT
WT
WT
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
VIII
Sputum
KM14-67
2014
Ethiopian
149
T3-ETH
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
ATG306ATC
WT
WT
GGT69GAT
WT
Sputum
KM15-21
2015
Ethiopian
149
T3-ETH
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
ATG306ATC
WT
WT
GGT69GAT
WT
IX
Sputum
KM07-283
2007
Indian
26
CAS1-Delhi
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
TCC65TCT
ATG306ATA
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM14-68
2014
Indian
Orphan
N. A.
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
TCC65TCT
ATG306ATA
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Sputum
KM17-20
2017
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
CAG497CGG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
WT
X
Sputum
KM17-22
2017
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
CAG497CGG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM17-73
2017
Indian
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
CAG497CGG
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Pus
KM11-503
2011
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
GGC406GAC
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM14-56
2014
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
GGC406GAC
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
XI
Sputum
KM15-13
2015
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
GGC406GAC
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM15-26
2015
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
GGC406GAC
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM17-02
2015
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
GGC406GAC
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
Sputum
KM17-69
2017
Kuwaiti
1
Beijing
TCG456TTG
ACG315ACC
WT
− 11 A/G
GGC406GAC
AAG43AGG
WT
GAA92GAC + GCA205GCG
CGA212CGC
XII
Sputum
KM16-32
2016
Egyptian
19
EAI2-Manila
CAC451TAC
ACG315ACC
− 15 C/T
GAA37AAA
CTG355CTA + GAG378GCG
WT
WT
GTG110GTT + GCA205GCG
WT
Sputum
KM17-01
2017
Filipino
19
EAI2-Manila
CAC451TAC
ACG315ACC
− 15 C/T
GAA37AAA
CTG355CTA + GAG378GCG
WT
WT
CTC59TTC + GTG110GTT + GCA205GCG
WT
XIII
Pus
KM07-297
2007
Indian
Orphan
N. A.
CAC451GAC
WT
− 15 C/T
TCC65TCG + Ins 453T (FS)
ATG306CTG
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
FNA
KM11-502
2015
Indian
3361
T1
CAC451GAC
WT
− 15 C/T
TCC65TCG + Ins 453T (FS)
ATG306CTG
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
XIV
Sputum
KM06-48
2006
Egyptian
53
T1
TCG456TTG
WT
− 15 C/T
WT
WT
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
Tissue
KM06-277
2006
Filipino
19
EAI2-Manila
TCG456TTG
WT
− 15 C/T
WT
WT
WT
WT
N. D.
N. D.
XV
Sputum
KM16-33
2016
Indian
8
EAI3/EAI5
CAC451TAC
ACG315ACC
WT
CTG35CCG
ATG306GTG + GAG378GCG
AAG43AGG
WT
GTG110GTT + GCA205GCG
WT
Sputum
KM17-06
2017
Filipino
8
EAI3/EAI5
CAC451TAC
ACG315ACC
WT
CTG35CCG
ATG306GTG + GAG378GCG
AAG43AGG
WT
GTG110GTT + GCA205GCG
WT
XVI
Sputum
KM07-231
2007
Indian
Orphana
CAS1-Delhi
ATG440ATA + GAC441TAC
ACG315ACC
WT
TCC65TCT
GGC406TGC
WT
WT
GCA205GCG + Del 350G (FS)
WT
Sputum
KM07-252
2007
Syrian
Orphana
CAS1-Delhi
ATG440ATA + GAC441TAC
ACG315ACC
WT
TCC65TCT
GGC406TGC
WT
WT
GCA205GCG + Del 350G (FS)
WT
Clusters containing MDR-TB strains with identical patterns and isolated within a period of nearly 2 years are shown as underlined. Synonymous mutations are italicized
N. A., not applicable; N. D., not done; CSF, cerebrospinal fluid; FNA, fine needle aspirate; SIT, shared international type; Mtb family, M. tuberculosis family; WT, wild-type sequence; Ins, insertion mutation; (FS), frame shift mutation, fine needle aspirate
aBoth isolates displayed identical spoligotyping pattern
Incorrect: Although all 93 MDR-TB isolates were tested for susceptibility to pyrazinamide, only 47 isolates yielded interpretable results; 11 isolates were susceptible and 36 were resistant to this drug including 15 isolates that were resistant to all five drugs. The remaining 46 MDR-TB strains failed to grow at the reduced pH in the absence of the drug.
Correct: Although all 93 MDR-TB isolates were tested for susceptibility to pyrazinamide, only 46 isolates yielded interpretable results; 10 isolates were susceptible and 36 were resistant to this drug including 15 isolates that were resistant to all five drugs. The remaining 47 MDR-TB strains failed to grow at the reduced pH in the absence of the drug.
Incorrect: The proportion of MDR-TB isolates exhibiting resistance conferring mutations in target genes varied for different anti-TB drugs, being highest for rifampicin and lowest for streptomycin (Table 1).
Correct: The proportion of MDR-TB isolates exhibiting resistance conferring mutations in target genes varied for different anti-TB drugs, being highest for rifampicin and lowest for streptomycin among SIRE drugs (Table 1).
Incorrect: PCR-sequencing of pncA identified mutations in 30 of 36 MDR-TB strains phenotypically resistant to pyrazinamide and 23 of 46 isolates for which phenotypic DST data for pyrazinamide was not available while all 11 isolates phenotypically susceptible to pyrazinamide contained wild-type sequence for pncA.
Correct: PCR-sequencing of pncA identified mutations in 30 of 36 MDR-TB strains phenotypically resistant to pyrazinamide and 23 of 47 isolates for which phenotypic DST data for pyrazinamide was not available while all 10 isolates phenotypically susceptible to pyrazinamide contained wild-type sequence for pncA.
Incorrect: Fifty isolates contained mutations at embB306 (M306V, n = 28; M306I, n = 19 and M306L, n = 3), 15 isolates contained a mutated embB406 (G406D, n = 8; G406A, n = 4; G406C, n = 2 and G406S, n = 1), 10 isolates contained a mutated embB497 (Q497R, n = 6; Q497K, n = 3 and Q497H, n = 1) and one isolate contained a mutation (Y319S) at embB319.
Correct: Fifty isolates contained mutations at embB306 (M306V, n = 28; M306I, n = 19 and M306L, n = 3), 16 isolates contained a mutated embB406 (G406D, n = 8; G406A, n = 5; G406C, n = 2 and G406S, n = 1), 10 isolates contained a mutated embB497 (Q497R, n = 6; Q497K, n = 3 and Q497H, n = 1) and one isolate contained a mutation (Y319S) at embB319.
Incorrect: Forty-nine of 59 MDR-TB strains additionally resistant to streptomycin contained a mutation in the target genes analysed (Table 1), many of which have been described previously [23, 28]. These included 44 isolates with a mutation in rpsL (K43R, n = 33; K43T, n = 1; K88R, n = 5; K88T, n = 4; K88M, n = 1), four isolates with a mutation in rrs 500 or 900 region (A514C, n = 1; C517T, n = 1; G878A, n = 1 and A906G, n = 1) and one isolate with rpsL K88R + rrs C602A double mutation.
Correct: Fifty-one of 59 MDR-TB strains additionally resistant to streptomycin contained a mutation in the target genes analysed (Table 1), many of which have been described previously [23, 28]. These included 44 isolates with a mutation in rpsL (K43R, n = 33; K43T, n = 1; K88R, n = 5; K88T, n = 4; K88M, n = 1), four isolates with a mutation in rrs 500 or 900 region (A514C, n = 1; C517T, n = 1; G878A, n = 1 and A906G, n = 1) and three isolates with double mutation inrpsLandrrsgenes (rpsLK43R + rrsC527T, n = 1;rpsLK88T + rrsC517T, n = 1;rpsLK88R + rrsC602A, n = 1).
Incorrect: Resistance conferring mutations in rpsL and/or rrs gene were detected in majority (49 of 59, 83%) of streptomycin-resistant but not in any streptomycin-susceptible MDR-TB strain while mutations in embB gene were detected in both ethambutol-resistant and -susceptible MDR-TB strains, as described in our previous studies [23, 28].
Correct: Resistance conferring mutations in rpsL and/or rrs gene were detected in majority (51 of 59, 86.4%) of streptomycin-resistant but not in any streptomycin-susceptible MDR-TB strain while mutations in embB gene were detected in both ethambutol-resistant and -susceptible MDR-TB strains, as described in our previous studies [23, 28].
Incorrect: Phenotypic DST results for pyrazinamide were available for only 47 of 93 MDR-TB strains while the remaining 46 isolates failed to grow at lower pH. No pncA mutation was detected in 50 pansusceptible strains. Analysis of 93 MDR-TB strains showed that 30 of 36 MDR-TB strains phenotypically resistant to pyrazinamide and 23 of 46 isolates for which DST data for pyrazinamide was not available contained a mutation in pncA while all 11 MDR-TB strains phenotypically susceptible to pyrazinamide contained wild-type sequence for pncA.
Correct: Phenotypic DST results for pyrazinamide were available for only 46 of 93 MDR-TB strains while the remaining 47 isolates failed to grow at lower pH. No pncA mutation was detected in 50 pansusceptible strains. Analysis of 93 MDR-TB strains showed that 30 of 36 MDR-TB strains phenotypically resistant to pyrazinamide and 23 of 47 isolates for which DST data for pyrazinamide was not available contained a mutation in pncA while all 10 MDR-TB strains phenotypically susceptible to pyrazinamide contained wild-type sequence for pncA.
Incorrect: The two isolates in Cluster XII were also very closely related, with the second isolate (KM17-01) displaying an additional mutation (L95F) in gidB which is considered as a hot-spot for mutations in the M. tuberculosis genome [21, 57].
Correct: The two isolates in Cluster XII were also very closely related, with the second isolate (KM17-01) (Table 2) displaying an additional mutation (L59F) in gidB which is considered as a hot-spot for mutations in the M. tuberculosis genome [21, 57].
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Correction to: Molecular characterization of multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MDR-TB) isolates identifies local transmission of infection in Kuwait, a country with a low incidence of TB and MDR-TB
verfasst von
Noura M. Al-Mutairi
Suhail Ahmad
Eiman M. Mokaddas
Publikationsdatum
01.12.2020
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BioMed Central
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European Journal of Medical Research / Ausgabe 1/2020
Elektronische ISSN: 2047-783X
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40001-020-00412-7

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