Studies of the immunological aspects of salmonellosis of mice: Active immunity

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Extract Salmonellosis of adult sheep due to Salmonella typhimurium was first recognizedand confirmed bacteriologically in New Zealand in 1949 ( Salisbury, 1958 Buxton, A. 1957. “Salmonellosis in Animals. A Review”. In Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, Bucks, , England: Farnham Royal. [Google Scholar] ). Subsequently, numerous outbreaks have been identified. A review of salmonella infections in animals and birds has illustrated the widespread geographical distribution of the pathogen in New Zealand ( Salisbury, 1958 Buxton, A. 1957. “Salmonellosis in Animals. A Review”. In Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux, Bucks, , England: Farnham Royal. [Google Scholar] ). Nottingham and Urselmann (1961) Josland, S. W. 1954. The immunogenic properties of Salmonella typhi-murium in sheep. N.Z. vet. J., 2: 2–7. [Taylor & Francis Online] [Google Scholar] recovered salmonellae from an impressive percentage of apparently healthy animals slaughtered at an Auckland abattoir. The predominant species recovered was Salm. typhimurium, and the principal source of the organisms appeared to be on the farms from which animals were obtained.

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