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- The supplement details the identification of 22 new Salmonella serovars approved in 2001 by the WHO Collaborating Centre.
- 14 of these serovars belong to the S. enterica subspecies enterica.
- The remaining serovars are distributed among four other subspecies: 2 to salamae, 1 to arizonae, 4 to diarizonae, and 1 to indica.
Article Abstract
This supplement reports the characterization of 22 new Salmonella serovars recognized in 2001 by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Salmonella: 14 were assigned to S. enterica subspecies enterica, 2 to subspecies salamae, 1 to subspecies arizonae, 4 to subspecies diarizonae and 1 to subspecies indica.
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