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Enterocytozoon bieneusi  is an intestinal pathogen that infects a wide range of species, including humans. Cattle constitute an important host for  E. bieneusi ; however, there is a scarcity of information on the prevalence and genotyping of  E. bieneusi  in cattle in the Hainan Province of China. In this study, PCR analysis of 314 fecal samples from cattle in six cities of Hainan was performed for genotype identification. The average prevalence of  E. bieneusi  in these animals was 9.9% (31/314), and ranged from 0.0% (0/12) to 20.5% (8/39). Five known genotypes – EbpC ( n  = 14), BEB4 ( n  = 12), J ( n  = 2), I ( n  = 1), and CHG5 ( n  = 1) – and a novel genotype: HNC-I ( n  = 1) – were identified. Genotypes EbpC and HNC-I were placed in zoonotic Group 1, and the remaining four genotypes (BEB4, J, I, and CHG5) were placed in Group 2. Since 93.5% of the genotypes found in the cattle (29/31) (EbpC, BEB4, J, and I) have previously been found in humans, these genotypes are probably involved in the transmission of microsporidiosis to humans.

Genotyping and zoonotic potential of Enterocytozoon bieneusi in cattle farmed in Hainan Province, the southernmost region of China