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Virulence and antimicrobial-resistance gene profiles determined by PCR-based procedures for Salmonella isolated from samples of animal origin

2003-08-01

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The virulence (V) and antimicrobial resistance (R) gene profiles of Salmonella isolates collected from samples of animal origin in a Spanish Region were determined by PCR-based procedures, and compared with V and R gene profiles of clinical strains from the same region. Some V-profiles were serotype-specific, i.e. S. Panama carried all the V-genes tested (invE/A, phoP/Q, stn, iroB, slyA, hin/H2, and agfA), whereas...

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582c2cbd-516f-5db7-8512-282a946ef147
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10.1016/s0740-0020(02)00145-4
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