Article
[The taxonomy of Salmonella].
Annales de microbiologie - 1 Jan 2000
Le Minor L, Véron M, Popoff M
Abstract excerpt
A collection of 88 Salmonella reference strains including the so-called subgenus I (20 strains), subgenus II (21 strains), subgenus III (= Arizona, 21 strains), subgenus IV (20 strains) and 6 atypical strains (bongor group) was submitted to 90 carbon source utilization tests and 41 biochemical tests. A cluster analysis (Jaccard coefficient, clustering according to the variance) yielded 7 phenons; 35 strains from...
Topics
- DNA, Bacterial
- Nucleic Acid Hybridization
- Phenotype
- Salmonella
