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Salmonella pathogenicity Island 1 undergoes decay in serovars adapted to swine and poultry.

Microbiology spectrum - 7 Jan 2025

Tambassi Martina, Berni Melissa, Bracchi Chiara, Menozzi Ilaria, Dodi Alessandra, Mazzera Laura, Morganti Marina, Scaltriti Erika, Pongolini Stefano

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Human salmonellosis is a high-priority foodborne disease worldwide. The main reservoir of Salmonella is livestock, mainly swine and poultry that are infected both by generalist serovars and serovars adapted to them. The most widespread livestock-adapted serovars are attenuated in both their primary hosts and humans. We previously identified a lineage of the swine-adapted Salmonella Derby carrying mutations in...

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PMID: 39660884
DOI: 10.1128/spectrum.02643-24
PMCID: PMC11705904

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