1944
DOI: 10.1128/jb.47.4.323-326.1944
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A New Salmonella Type, Salmonella carrau , with Special Reference to the 1,7... Phases of the Kauffmann-White Classification

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“…S. montevideo was first isolated and described by Hormaeche and Salsamendi (1936) and Hormaeche and Peluffo (1936) in South America; they obtained strains from both human and animal material, including mesenteric glands of healthy pigs. Schiff and Saphra (1940) in U.S.A. found a strain in faeces of a patient with gastro-enteritis; Kauffmann (1941) recorded cultures isolated in Denmark and in Tel-Aviv.…”
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“…S. montevideo was first isolated and described by Hormaeche and Salsamendi (1936) and Hormaeche and Peluffo (1936) in South America; they obtained strains from both human and animal material, including mesenteric glands of healthy pigs. Schiff and Saphra (1940) in U.S.A. found a strain in faeces of a patient with gastro-enteritis; Kauffmann (1941) recorded cultures isolated in Denmark and in Tel-Aviv.…”
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“…Edwards et al (1943) described Salmonella mississippi and assigned to it 0 antigens 1,13,23 but noted that the 0 antigens of this type were not identical with those of S. worthington. Likewise, Hormaeche et al (1944) designated the 0 antigens of Salmonella grumpensis as 13,23 but stated that certain peculiarities of the 0 antigens were not expressed by these symbols.…”
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