Typing ofSalmonella species
L Le Minor - European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and …, 1988 - Springer
L Le Minor
European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 1988•SpringerEpidemiological markers of strains of Salmonella are classified as major or minor. Major
epidemiological markers are determined by chromosomal genes and are not affected by
extrachromosomal elements. They are subspecies and serovars. Minor epidemiological
markers are either affected by extrachromosomal replicons or have an insufficiently proven
genetic stability and are used to subdivide serovars in detailed epidemiological
investigations. These minor markers are biovars, phagovars, bacteriocinovars, patterns of …
epidemiological markers are determined by chromosomal genes and are not affected by
extrachromosomal elements. They are subspecies and serovars. Minor epidemiological
markers are either affected by extrachromosomal replicons or have an insufficiently proven
genetic stability and are used to subdivide serovars in detailed epidemiological
investigations. These minor markers are biovars, phagovars, bacteriocinovars, patterns of …
Abstract
Epidemiological markers of strains ofSalmonella are classified as major or minor. Major epidemiological markers are determined by chromosomal genes and are not affected by extrachromosomal elements. They are subspecies and serovars. Minor epidemiological markers are either affected by extrachromosomal replicons or have an insufficiently proven genetic stability and are used to subdivide serovars in detailed epidemiological investigations. These minor markers are biovars, phagovars, bacteriocinovars, patterns of resistance to antimicrobial agents, and restriction patterns of chromosomal and plasmid DNA.
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