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. 2018 Apr 12;10(4):189. doi: 10.3390/v10040189

Table 1.

Bacterial strains used in this study and their origins.

Strains Serovars Sources/References
USDA4 Anatum T. Edrington (USDA)/[37]
FC1033C3 Anatum Cattle Feedlot Environment/[37]
S2029C2 Anatum Cattle Feedlot Environment/[37]
S2028C1 Anatum Cattle Feedlot Environment/[37]
FD1001A1 Muenchen Cattle Feedlot Environment/[37]
H2006-1 Cerro Cattle Feedlot Environment/[38]
08-022 Dublin S. Lawhon (Texas A&M Veterinary Medicine)
SGSC 2475 Enteritidis Salmonella Genetic Stock Centre/(University of Calgary, CA)/[39]
3115 Enteritidis T. M. Taylor (Texas A&M University)
SGSC 2480 Heidelberg Salmonella Genetic Stock Centre (University of Calgary, CA)/[39]
3117 Heidelberg K. Cummings (Texas A&M Veterinary Medicine)
USDA3 Montevideo T. Edrington (USDA)/[37]
H1042-3 Montevideo Cattle Feedlot Environment/[38]
USDA2 Newport T. Edrington (USDA)/[37]
10-014 Newport S. Lawhon (Texas A&M Veterinary Medicine)
330-1 Reading S. Lawhon (Texas A&M Veterinary Medicine)
USDA1 Typhimurium T. Edrington (USDA)/[37]
3116 Typhimurium T. M. Taylor (Texas A&M University)
LT2 Typhimurium American Type Culture Collection/ATCC 19585
USDA5 Kentucky T. Edrington (USDA)