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Isolates of Salmonella enterica Enteritidis PT4 with enhanced heat and acid tolerance are more virulent in mice and more invasive in chickens

1996

Humphrey, T.J. | Williams, A. | McAlpine, K. | Lever, M.S. | Guard-Petter, J. | Cox, J.M. (PHLS Food Microbiology Research Unit, Church Lane, Heavitree, Exeter, Devon EX2 5AD (United Kingdom))

AGROVOC Keywords
acide acids animal de laboratoire animal diseases animales de laboratorio aves de corral calor chaleur disease transmission enfermedades de los animales experimental infection heat heat tolerance hydrogen peroxide in vivo experimentation laboratory animals maladie des animaux mice pathogenicity patogenicidad poultry resistencia a la temperatura salmonella enteritidis souris temperature resistance transmission des maladies virulence volaille
Bibliographic information
Epidemiology and Infection (United Kingdom)
Volume 117 Issue 1
Pagination
pp. 79-88
Other Subjects
Infeccion experimental; Peroxido de hidrogeno; Fowls; Experimentacion in vivo; Peroxyde d'hydrogene; Raton; Pouvoir pathogene; Transmision de enfermedades; Resistance a la temperature; Infection experimentale; Acidos; Experimentation in vivo
Language
English
Note
29 ref.
1997-08-15
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