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ETEC implicated in diarrheal diseases of animals
| Animal species | Type of diarrhea | Virulotypes |
|---|---|---|
| Pig | Neonatal | STa:F41 |
| STa:F6 | ||
| STa:F5:F41 | ||
| LT:STb:EAST1:F4 | ||
| LT:STb:STa:EAST1:F4 | ||
| STb:EAST1:AIDA | ||
| Postweaning | LT:STb:EAST1:F4 | |
| LT:STb:STa:EAST1:F4 | ||
| STa:STb | ||
| STa:STb:F18 | ||
| STa:F18 | ||
| Cattle | Neonatal | STa:F5:F41 |
| STa:F41 | ||
| Sheep | Neonatal | STa:F5:F41 |
| STa:F41 | ||
| Dog | Neonatal | STa:Xa |
| STb |
X: Unknown fimbriae.
Adapted from Gyles and Fairbrother (20).
