In Switzerland in 1992 there was a prolonged series of outbreaks of human salmonellosis
caused by a previously rare serotype, Salmonella brandenburg. In order to examine the …

During the summer of 1993 an outbreak of human salmonellosis caused by Salmonella
serovar Saintpaul occurred in Denmark. A total of 35 isolates originating from pigs, turkeys …

ABSTRACT Salmonella enterica serotypes Derby, Mbandaka, Montevideo, Livingstone, and
Senftenberg were among the 10 most prevalent serotypes isolated from farm animals in …

Isolates of Salmonella serotype Livingstone (6, 7: d: 1, w) from man, water and various
animals and animal products in Canada, England, France, Israel and Scotland were …

Abstract In Spain, in November 1995, an epidemiological alert recommended the
surveillance of Salmonella serogroup G. The nine clinical isolates collected after and the …

A comparative study of the phage types, antimicrobial susceptibility patterns, and plasmid
profiles of 171 strains of Salmonella isolated from food, epidemic outbreaks, and water …

We genotyped Salmonella serovar infantis (referred to as S. infantis), which is the most
widespread serovar among animals and the third most common cause of human …

We describe a genotyping scheme for Salmonella panama. Defined probes specific for the
16S rRNA gene and the DNA insertion element IS200 were generated by PCR from S …

In a recent review, Le Minor (1988) classified the epidemiological markers available for the
typing of Salmonella species as major or minor. Major markers were considered to be those …

An apparent increase in the incidence of S. Brandenburg in New Zealand, coupled with the
possibility that the virulence of the organism may also be changing, prompted this study …