Identification and confirmation of Salmonella gallinarum: Local isolate of Salmonella gallinarum taken from Poultry Research Institute (PRI) were revived in selenite cystine broth tubes following by subculturing on Salmonella shigella agar.
After addition of preservatives, one vial of each of three antigens were stored at 4AdegC, -20AdegC and 25AdegC and tested by agglutination test using Salmonella gallinarum positive and negative control sera (Charles River, USA) after every 15 days post storage till 6 months.
Furazolidone resistance in
Salmonella Gallinarum: the relationship between in vitro and in vivo determinations of resistance.
All laying hens (n = 24) were separated into three groups (8 animals/group): CON, control/basal diet; SAL, basal diet challenged with
Salmonella Gallinarum; and PRO, basal diet supplemented with Bacillussubtilis CSL2 and challenged with
Salmonella Gallinarum.
Comparando el comportamiento de las cepas de Salmonella gallinarum y Salmonella pullorum frente a estos antimicrobianos (tabla 4, figura 3) se pudo establecer que las cepas de S.
Tanto Salmonella pullorum como Salmonella gallinarum mostraron resistencia similar a estreptomicina y tetraclinas; por el contrario, frente a amikacina, la biovariedad gallinarum fue mas sensible, por tal motivo seria necesario realizar un estudio en donde se evalue un numero mayor de cepas de Salmonella pullorum, con el fin de poder determinar con mayor precision su comportamiento frente a estos antimicrobianos.
Bacteriophages used in our study contain
Salmonella gallinarum, Salmonella typhimurium, and S.
A salmonelose aviaria constitui um grupo de doencas agudas ou cronicas induzidas por Salmonella enterica, subespecie enterica, a qual pode ser dividida em tres grupos: Pulorose, causada por Salmonella Pullorum; Tifo Aviario, causado por
Salmonella Gallinarum; e Paratifo Aviario, causado por um grupo de diferentes sorovares de Salmonella enterica que estao relacionados tambem a infeccoes alimentares (BACK, 2002).
The avian-adapted serovar Salmonella Gallinarum, which includes two biovars, Gallinarum and Pullorum, was endemic in poultry flocks in Europe and the Americas in the early 20th century (1).
An attenuated Salmonella gallinarum live vaccine induces long-term protection against Salmonella enteritidis challenge in chickens.
