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Serological variation among Yersinia ruckeri strains

Roselynn M. W. Stevenson, D. W. Airdrie

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Abstract. Strains of Yersinia ruckeri, the enteric redmouth (ERM) bacterium, show greater serological diversity than previously supposed. A distinct sub–group of the otherwise homogeneous serovar I (Hagerman) strains includes the salmonid blood spot (SBS) bacterium. Two other new serological varieties, serovars IV and V, have been designated.

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Abstract. Strains of Yersinia ruckeri, the enteric redmouth (ERM) bacterium, show greater serological diversity than previously supposed. A distinct sub–group of the otherwise homogeneous serovar I (Hagerman) strains includes the salmonid blood spot (SBS) bacterium. Two other new serological varieties, serovars IV and V, have been designated.

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Abstract. Strains of Yersinia ruckeri, the enteric redmouth (ERM) bacterium, show greater serological diversity than previously supposed. A distinct sub–group of the otherwise homogeneous serovar I (Hagerman) strains includes the salmonid blood spot (SBS) bacterium. Two other new serological varieties, serovars IV and V, have been designated.

Key concepts: Yersinia ruckeri, Serotype, Serology, Yersinia, Biology, Microbiology, Homogeneous, Bacteria

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