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The aim of this study was to detect genes for enterotoxins (hbla, entFM and   bceT) and for emetic toxin (cer), to determine antibiotic resistance, and to   estimate intraspecies diversity in B. cereus isolates by RAPD analysis. B.   cereus was identified in 12 out of 117 indigenous Bacillus spp. using the   classical microbiological methods and PCR. All isolates were resistant to   penicillin and ampicillin, two to tetracyclin and four to   trimethoprim-sulphamethoxazole. Also, all isolates produced inducible   penicillinases and β-lactamase. Toxin genes were detected with PCR. EntFM and   cer genes were present in all isolates, hbla in all, but two, and bceT in   none. RAPD analysis was performed with four different primers, two of them   designed for this study. The intraspecies diversity revealed 10 different   patterns at the 90% similarity level. Two separate clusters were formed   regardless of a soil type or utilization. The detection of genes encoding   toxins in all B. cereus isolates indicated these bacteria as potentially   pathogenic and seriously for human health. Regardless of a soil type or   utilization, the RAPD analysis showed high intraspecies heterogeneity in B.   cereus isolates. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to   analyse the presence of entero- and emetic toxin genes and genetic   heterogeneity in B. cereus isolates from different soil types and different   soil utilization in Serbia. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije,   br. TR37006

Detection of toxin genes and RAPD analysis of bacillus cereus isolates from different soil types