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. 2010 Jun 4;41(5):63. doi: 10.1051/vetres/2010036

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Figure 2. — Bacterial isolation, somatic cell count and clinical response following challenge with S. uberis 0140J and SrtA mutant in dairy cattle. (A) Bacterial recovery of S. uberis following challenge. Data are represented as the geometric means of the number of bacteria obtained from the milk of animals challenged with either strain 0140J (n = 4) or the SrtA mutant (n = 8), as indicated on the figure. (B) Cellular influx at each milking following challenge. Data are represented by the geometric means of the number of somatic cells obtained from the milk of animals challenged with either strain 0140J (n = 4) or the SrtA mutant (n = 8), as indicated on the figure. (C) Combined clinical scores from clinical manifestations following S. uberis challenge. Data are represented by the mean of clinical scores given for the appearance of the quarter and appearance of the milk, as outlined in Table II with either strain 0140J (n = 4) or the SrtA mutant (n = 8), as indicated on the figure.