Characterization of Salmonella enterica serovar typhimurium from marine environments in coastal waters of Galicia (Spain)

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The Salmonella enterica serovar typhimurium is the root cause of Salmonellosis in the various countries, in United States a very common serotype separated from humans and animals and in Spain serovar typhimurium is the serovar, which is very often separated from humans and food. However, this phage typing permits classification of more than 200 distinct phage types for serovar typhimurium.

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Influence of environmental factors and human activity on the presence of Salmonella serovars in a marine environment

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The geographic and temporal distribution of salmonellae in the coastal waters of the Galicia region in Spain is studied for identifying serovars and determining the relationship between the environmental factors and Salmonella prevalence. Yearly minor variations are observed in the prevalence of the Salmonella.

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Uptake and replication of salmonella enterica in acanthamoeba rhysodes

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Three serovars of salmonella enterica and five isolates of acanthamoeba are used to evaluate the ability of salmonellae to survive and replicate amoebae. The results obtained are discussed.

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