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. 1984 Nov;20(5):843–845. doi: 10.1128/jcm.20.5.843-845.1984

O:13a,13b, a new pathogenic serotype of Yersinia enterocolitica.

S Toma, G Wauters, H M McClure, G K Morris, A S Weissfeld
PMCID: PMC271454  PMID: 6511868

Abstract

Forty strains of a new Yersinia enterocolitica serotype isolated in the United States from nonhuman primates and humans were characterized as serotype O:13a,13b. Most of the human strains were isolated from a large multistate outbreak of milkborne enteritis. A common antigenic factor between this new serotype and four previously described Y. enterocolitica (O:7,13; O:18; O:44; and O:44,45) led to recharacterization of the latter as serotypes O:7,13a,13b; O:18,13b; O:44,13a; and O:44,13a,45.

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