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Application of variable number of tandem repeats typing to describe familial outbreaks of brucellosis in Argentina.
Journal of medical microbiology - 1 Jun 2010
Lucero Nidia E, Tenenbaum Marina, Jacob Nestor R, Escobar Gabriela I, Groussaud Pauline, Whatmore Adrian M
Abstract excerpt
Consumption of inadequately pasteurized dairy products is the most common means of transmission of brucellosis. This report describes two foodborne outbreaks that occurred in families infected after consumption of fresh home-made cheese bought in different Argentine provinces. High resolution variable number of tandem repeats (VNTR)-based analysis revealed two well-defined groups comprising essentially identical...
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