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. 2012 Oct 19;337(1):61–72. doi: 10.1111/1574-6968.12010

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Fig. 2 — Alignment of ISR sequences to evaluate variation within serotype. (Top) Alignment of ISRs from Salmonella enterica serovar Newport. The shortest ISR shown is UN0017, which had a deletion occurring before the 5S ribosomal gene. The 5S ribosomal gene of Salmonella Enteritidis was included for reference purposes. (Bottom) Alignment of ISRs from the O-antigen group D serotypes of S. enterica. The submission with ISR UN0002 was S. Enteritidis by the KW scheme and Genovar 6660 by DNAhyb. ISR UN0008 was Salmonella Pullorum by the KW scheme and Genovar Gallinarum Pullorum 2978H by DNAhyb. Alignment of ISR sequences from Group D serotypes indicated that UN0002 is more like S. Pullorum. ISR UN0008 is more like S. Gallinarum or S. Enteritidis, except that it has a 146 bp insertion also found in S. Newport.