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Investigations of the pathogenicity of Salmonella enteritidis serotype Amsterdam following a naturally occurring infection in rats |
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| Authors: | S L Seps L M Cera S C Terese J Vosicky |
| Abstract: | A naturally occurring infection of an unusual Salmonella sp. was detected in research rats during routine health monitoring procedures. The organism, Salmonella enteritidis serotype Amsterdam appeared to have a low pathogenicity and did not cause clinical disease in adult rats. Experimental mouse and guinea pig inoculations suggest that the organism is more pathogenic in mice. |
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