Author(s)

Mohammed Mosa Jaffaar^1*, Mohammed K. Shebli¹, Abdul Khaliq Abbas Mussa², Bayan Hassan Hadi², Allaa M. Aenab^3*, S. K. Singh³

¹Agricultural Research Directorate, Ministry of Science and Technology, Baghdad, Iraq.
²Central Public Health Laboratory, Ministry of Health, Baghdad, Iraq.
³Environmental Engineering Department, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India.

This study included isolation and identification of E. sakazakii from 51 different samples of powdered infant formula milk involved (Dialak 1 & 2, Celia 1 & 2, Primalac, Biomil 1 & 2, Similac, Nictalia 1 & 2, MAMi, Novolac (AD), Novolac (AR), Novolac (Allernova), S-26 AR, Nursoy, S-26 PDF gold. The results showed that one batch from three of the batches identified of Novolac and Dialak were contaminated and all the types of other infants were non-contaminated. The strains code given as (E1, E2, E3, E4); the bacteria showed resistance to antibiotics used was cephalosporin batch; the third generation showed sensitive to antibiotics life results through inhibition processes such as (Cefotaxime, Sifutetan and Siftadizim), where the diameters of inhibition zone for Siftadizim (18 mm), Sifutetan (22 mm) & Cefotaxime (25 mm) confirmed the bacteria by API and Vitek Compact- 2 (biomero).

Enterobacter sakazakii, Infant Dry Milk, Antibiotic & Vitek Compact-2

Jaffaar, M. , Shebli, M. , Mussa, A. , Hadi, B. , Aenab, A. and Singh, S. (2015) Detection of Enterobacter sakazakii from Commercial Children Dry Milk. Journal of Environmental Protection, 6, 1170-1175. doi: 10.4236/jep.2015.610104.