1979
DOI: 10.19182/remvt.8185
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Brucella abortus d'origine bovine au Sénégal : identification et typage

Abstract: Cent quatre-vingt une souches de Brucella d'origine bovine, isolées au Sénégal, de 1976 à 1978, ont été identifiées par l'ensemble des épreuves recommandées par le sous-Comité de la Taxonomie de ce genre bactérien. Leurs caractères sont, pour l'essentiel, conformes à la définition de l'espèce Brucella abortus au sein de laquelle 180 souches appartiennent au biotype 3 et une au biotype 1. Deux caractères inhabituels pour cette espèce distinguent toutefois les souches sénégalaises: leur réponse négative - à une … Show more

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“…Non-probabilistic RT 21.2% ± 5.1% Niamey area (Gidel et al, 1974 (Verger et al, 1979(Verger et al, ) 1984 Non-probabilistic B. abortus 1 and 3/6 Grayon, 1984) 1987 Non-probabilistic…”
Section: -73mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Non-probabilistic RT 21.2% ± 5.1% Niamey area (Gidel et al, 1974 (Verger et al, 1979(Verger et al, ) 1984 Non-probabilistic B. abortus 1 and 3/6 Grayon, 1984) 1987 Non-probabilistic…”
Section: -73mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This finding is consistent with the report from other West African and other African countries where biotype 3 was found to be the prevailing biotype circulating. Such studies were from Senegal (Verger et al, 1979), Togo (Verger et al, 1982), Niger (Akakpo et al, 1986), The Gambia (Bankole et al, 2010) and Ivory Coast (Sanogo et al, 2013). Similar trends were reported in Central Africa (Domenech et al, 1983), Kenya (Muendo et al, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Even if not established in this review, the presence of that biovar was argued to be associated with the presence of hygroma in nomadic or semi-nomadic cattle herds in Africa (Corbel, 2006). It has been described through the years in Senegal (Verger et al, 1979), in Togo (Verger et al, 1982), in Niger (Akakpo et al, 1986), and most recently in The Gambia (Bankole et al, 2010) and in Ivory Coast (Sanogo et al, 2012). A similar trend was noticed in Central Africa by Domenech et al (1983) where most isolates were also B. abortus biovar 3.…”
Section: Decades Of Identification and Typing Of Brucella From Cattlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whereas Brucella are usually oxidase positive except for B. ovis and B. neotomae, some biovars encountered in different countries of West Africa often appeared to be negative (Verger et al, 1979;Verger et al, 1982;Bankole et al, 2010;Sanogo et al, 2012). Besides this variable oxidase test response reported in Ivory Coast, Guinea Bissau and Senegal so far, atypical characteristics like slow growing characteristics and altered oxidative metabolic profile were also recorded (Verger et al, 1982;Verger and Grayon, 1984).…”
Section: Decades Of Identification and Typing Of Brucella From Cattlementioning
confidence: 99%