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A sub-division ofSalmonella typhimurium into phage types based on the method of craigie and yen; Phages adaptable to species of the B and D group ofSalmonella; Phase adsorption as diagnostic aid

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Phages were isolated which were adsorbed bySalmonella strains of groups B and D. These phages were adaptable to strains of species from these groups. The behaviour of some adaptations of these phages on strains ofS. paratyphi B has been described.

A typing scheme forS. typhimurium has been established. So far, this consists of 32 types which have all been demonstrated with adaptations of a single phage.

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    R. Th. Scholtens

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Scholtens, R.T. A sub-division ofSalmonella typhimurium into phage types based on the method of craigie and yen; Phages adaptable to species of the B and D group ofSalmonella; Phase adsorption as diagnostic aid. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 28, 373–381 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02538750

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