ArticleVeterinary world2023
Physiological characteristics and virulence gene composition of selected serovars of seafood-borne
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Abstract
Background and Aim: All serotypes of Materials and Methods: A series of biochemical tests, including carbohydrate fermentation and amino acid decarboxylation tests were performed to physiologically compare the isolates. The genetic characterization with respect to putative virulence genes was done by screening for genes associated with Results: Irrespective of serotypes, all the isolates uniformly harbored the five SPIs screened in this study. However, some virulence genes, such as the Conclusion: The pathogenicity profiles of environmental NTS isolates observed in this study suggest that they possess the virulence machinery necessary to cause human infections and therefore, urgent measures to contain
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