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Intertransformability of Salmonella Simsbury and Salmonella senftenberg.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Oct 1947Publisher:Frontiers Media SAJournal:Experimental Biology and Medicine, volume 66, pages 230-232 (issn: 1535-3702, eissn: 1535-3699,

Authors: D. W. Bruner; Alice B. Moran; P. R. Edwards;

doi: 10.3181/00379727-66-16046

pmid: 20270737

Intertransformability of Salmonella Simsbury and Salmonella senftenberg.

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Abstract

SummaryBy growth in serums it was possible to change S. Simsbury (I,III,-XIX:z27) S. Simsbury to S. senftenberg(I,III, XIX:g,s,t) and viceversa. The change was accomplished without difficulty but the reverse was done only by first transforming the H antigens to a hitherto unrecognized form (Z34) and then changing them to Z27. It is recommended that S. Simsbury be dropped from the classification and that the formula of S. senftenberg be written

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Salmonella, Humans, Salmonella enterica

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