Abstract

One of the most common bacterial illnesses worldwide is urinary tract infections (UTIs). Out of 228 urine specimens collected from a patient with suspected UTIs, 40 (17.5%) Proteus mirabilis isolates were identified, the isolates were first identified as related to culture, microscopic examination, and biochemical tests. DNA was extracted from these 40 isolates, the sample's nucleic acid purity ranged from (1.8-2) while its concentration was between (50 - 360 mg/ul). Isolates were detected as Proteus mirabilis by molecular methods of 16S rRNA gene for confirmatory diagnosis and phylogenetic tree. In the current study the phylogenetic tree analysis showed the significant selection potential of 16S rRNA to identify isolated Proteus mirabilis and the close with Iraqi strain.

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