TABLE 2.

Subdivision of serotype Enteritidis, Typhimurium, and Virchow RAPD types into phage types and subdivision of phage types into RAPD types

Serotype	No. of strains	DI	RAPD type-phage type analysis			Phage type-RAPD type analysis
			RAPD type	Phage type	No. of strains	Phage type	RAPD type	No. of strains
Enteriditis	42	0.74	S01 B01 C01	1	5	1	S01 B01 C01	5
				4	14a		S01 B02 C02	1a
				6a	4a	6a	S01 B01 C01	4a
				NPT	2		S01 B01 C06	6
				Others	4b	NPT	S01 B01 C01	2
			S01 B01 C06	6a	6		S01 B01 C06	2
				NPT	2	NRPc	S01 B01 C01	1
			S01 B02 C02	1	1a		S01 B01 C04	1
				8	1a	Others		20
				13a	1a
			Others		2b
Virchow	17	0.87	S03 B04 C31	8	6	8	S03 B04 C31	6
				34	1		S03 B04 C34	1
			S03 B04 C32	4a	3	31	S03 B04 C32	1
				Others	2b		S03 B06 C36	1
			Others		5	Others		8
Typhimurium	59	0.96	S12 B03 C11	NPT	7	96	S12 B03 C15	1
				23	2		S12 B03 C16	1
				80	2	104	S12 B03 C11	8
				104	8		S12 B03 C12	6
				193	3		S12 B03 C14	2
				Others	8b		S13 B03 C15	1
			S12 B03 C12	104	6	193	S12 B03 C11	3
				NPT	2		S15 B03 C11	2
			S12 B03 C14	104	2		Others	3d
				NPT	3	195	S12 B03 C11	1
			S12 B03 C16	96	1		S14 B03 C18	1a
				NPT	1	NPT	S12 B03 C11	7
			S16 B03 C11	2	1		S12 B03 C12	2
				193	2		S12 B03 C14	3
			Others		11		S14 B03 C13	2
							Others	3d
						Others		13

^aReference strains were included. 

^bOne strain of each phage type. 

^cNRP, nonrecognized lysis pattern; NPT, non-phage typeable. 

^dOne strain of each RAPD type.