Population genetic structure of 4,12:a:- Salmonella enterica strains from Harbor porpoises

JK Haase; DJ Brown; F Weill; H Mather; G Foster; S Brisse; J Wain; M Achtman

Population genetic structure of 4,12:a:- Salmonella enterica strains from Harbor porpoises

JK Haase, DJ Brown, F Weill, H Mather, G Foster, S Brisse, J Wain, M Achtman

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Abstract

According to pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) typing, 4,12:a: Salmonella enterica isolates from harbor porpoises are highly diverse. However, porpoise isolates belong to only two multilocus sequence types within the eBurst group 18 (eBG18) genetic cluster, which also includes S. enterica serovars Bispebjerg and Abortusequi. Isolates of other, serologically similar serovars belong to unrelated eBGs. These assignments to eBGs were supported by eBG-specific sequences of the flagellar gene fliC.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	8829 - 8833
Number of pages	5
Journal	Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Volume	78
Publication status	First published - 2012

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566901
AA115

Keywords

Genetic structure
Population
Porpoise
Salmonella enterica

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Population genetic structure of 4,12:a:- Salmonella enterica strains from Harbor porpoises

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