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. 2010 Dec 29;1:141. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2010.00141

Table 3.

Other animal infection models.

Route of infection Animal Sex Age or weight Bacterial strain LD50 or ID50 (CFU) Duration of observation Reference(s)
i.p. Golden Syrian hamster Female 6–8 weeks DD503 4, <10 2 days Moore et al. (1999), Warawa and Woods (2005)
i.p. Golden Syrian hamster Female 6–8 weeks E300 <2 2 days Brett et al. (1997)
i.p. Golden Syrian hamster Female 6–8 weeks 316c <10 2 days Brett et al. (1997)
i.p. Golden Syrian hamster Female 6–8 weeks 1026b <10, <12, <2, <5 2 days Brett et al. (1997), DeShazer et al. (1997, 1998), Jones et al. (1997), Moore et al. (1999), Reckseidler et al. (2001)
i.p. Golden Syrian hamster Female 6–8 weeks 406e <10 2 days Moore et al. (2004)
i.p. Golden hamster Female 3–8 months 103-67 16 N.I. Dannenberg and Scott (1958)
Aerosol Golden hamster N.I. 3–8 months 103-67 16 N.I. Dannenberg and Scott (1958)
i.p. Golden hamster N.I. N.I. C-141 9.5 45 days Manzeniuk et al. (1999)
s.c. Golden hamster N.I. N.I. C-141 3.6 45 days Manzeniuk et al. (1999)
i.p. Hamster N.I. N.I. W294 6 20–30 days Miller et al. (1948)
s.c. Hamster N.I. N.I. W294 10 20–30 days Miller et al. (1948)
Aerosol Hamster N.I. N.I. W294 70 20–30 days Miller et al. (1948)
i.p. Landrace pig Mix 2 months 2796 >5.0 × 109 30 days Najdenski et al. (2004)
i.p. Ferret N.I. N.I. W294 <76 15 days Miller et al. (1948)
i.p. Hartley guinea pig Female 3–4 weeks 1026b 2 × 103 21 days DeShazer et al. (1998)
i.p. Guinea pig N.I. N.I. W294 440 N.I. Miller et al. (1948)
i.p. Guinea pig N.I. N.I. C-141 5.5 45 days Manzeniuk et al. (1999)
s.c. Guinea pig N.I. N.I. C-141 4.6 45 days Manzeniuk et al. (1999)
i.p. White rat N.I. N.I. C-141 4.4 × 104 45 days Manzeniuk et al. (1999)
s.c. White rat N.I. N.I. C-141 1.1 × 106 45 days Manzeniuk et al. (1999)
i.p. Sprague-Dawley infant diabetic rat Male 50 g 1026b 1.9 × 104, 2 × 104 7 days DeShazer et al. (1997, 1998), Jones et al. (1997)
i.p. Sprague-Dawley infant diabetic rat Male 50 g 316c 9.53 × 103 avg N.I. Woods et al. (1993)
i.p. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 50 g 316c >1 × 108 N.I. Woods et al. (1993)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g 1026b 4 × 104 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g 319a <102 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g VN-Rat <102 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g 1106a 1.3 × 102 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g 1106b 2 × 102 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g 1710a 1.6 × 102 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g 1710b 2 × 102 3 days van Schaik et al. (2008)
i.t. Sprague-Dawley rat Male 200–220 g DD503 4.6 × 104 3 days van Schaik et al. (2009)

i.p., Intraperitoneal; s.c., subcutaneous; i.t., intratracheal; N.I., not indicated.