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S. Virchow infection and the immune responses produced in poultry

2012-01-01

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Relatively little is known about Salmonella Virchow as a pathogen. Its prevalence varies from country to country, however it is constantly associated with invasive disease, particularly in children and the immuno-compromised. The main sources of S. Virchow are humans and poultry. The aims of this study were to determine the genetic relatedness of S. Virchow isolates from difference sources in England, to character...

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12c9f416-bd62-5af9-9351-cfd755c3e907
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10.17638/00009133
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