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Among different pathogens, enterotoxic E. coli (ETEC) has been for many years  an important etiological agent in the occurrence of digestive system disease  of newborn animals. In counties with developed pig breeding (farming),  including our country, diarrhea in the neonatal period, caused by ETEC  strains is one of the most present and economically most significant  diseases. The aim of this investigation wais to determine the prevalence of  ETEC strains in piglets (weaning pigs), originated from 5 (five) pig farms in  the Republic of Serbia, as well as their serological typization based on  characteristics of somatic O antigens, presence of fimbrial antigensadhesins  and hemolytic activity. The material for this investigation was targeted and  sampled from piglets that have shown clinical signs of neonatal diarrhea or  pathoanatomical changes characteristic for enteritis caused by ETEC strains.  The total number of isolated ETEC strains were 148, of which 91 (61.48 %)  were determined on the basis of somatic O antigen characteristics. The  largest number of strains, 42 (46.15 %) belonged to serotype O149.  Serological types O8 and O147 were represented, each with 15 strains (16.48  %). In 13 (14.28 %) strains the somatic antigen which belonged to serotype  O138 was determined and in 6 (6.59 %) strains the antigen belonged to  serotype O157. No strain agglutinated with hyperimmune O139 serotype serum.  The presence of fimbrial adhesins was determined in 47 (51.64%) strains and  of that number the F4 type of fimbrial adhesins was detected in 38 (80.85 %)  strains. The presence of F5 adhesins was determined in 4, and F6 in 3. In 2  strains, the paralell presence of two adhesin types, F4 and F6 was detected.  The greatest number of strains 30 (71.42 %) with adhesin F4 belonged to O149  serotype, a considerably smaller number, 4 (26.66%) to serotype O8, 2 strains  to serotype O157 and to each serotype O147 and O138 1 strain. The fimbrial  adhesin of F5 type was detected in 3 strains which belonged to serotype O8  and in 1 strain of serotype O149. All 3 strains with F6 adhesin, belonged to  serotype O8. From 2 strains which had, at the same time, adhesins F4 and F6  one belonged to serotype O8 and the other to serotype O138. Hemolytic  activity was present in 42 (46.15 %) strains, of which 34 strains belonged to  O149 serotype, 6 strains to O157 serotype and 2 strains to O147 serotype

Isolation of ETEC strains from piglets with diarrhea in the neonatal period and their typization based on somatic and fimbrial antigens