Evaluation of potential sources and mechanisms of Salmonella contamination of poultry /
ability of 'H-S. enteritidiv to adhere or bind to skin and
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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1994.
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | ability of 'H-S. enteritidiv to adhere or bind to skin and an in vitro radioligand adherence assay was developed. Four and 75.8% for occupied (currently housing chickens) farms. application of 50 mM acetic acid or 10 % Avgard (V (tri- associated with broiler farm environmental contamination with birds may result in the contamination of processed carcasses, carcasses within the processing plant. compounds aimed at reducing Salmonella adherence to poultry contamination with Salmonella and the predictive value of environment of a 3 1 -farrn-broiler production complex farms over time. With regard to the development of the in for vacant (awaiting the placement of the next flock) farms houses. These results further indicate little predictability independent complete drag-swab samplings of the house investigated. The distribution of various stereotypes isolations was also evaluated. To further investigate manner in which various factors, common to Poultry may provide a rapid screen for candidate treatments and minutes to 180 minutes. In two experiments, the individual muscle tissue following a one hour incubation. The results of of a rapid and repeatable radioligand binding assay to assess of multiple serotypes from individual farms. The development or consistency of Salmonella serotype isolation on individual possible mechanisms by which Salmonella contamination of live production, influence the contamination of Poultry by quantitatively greater presence of Salmonella in these report a higher frequency of Salmonella isolation on multiple resulted in mean isolation frequencies of Salmonella of 43.5% Salmonelia and the relationship to subsequent flock Salmonella adherence or binding to broiler skin and muscle Salmonella enteritidis adherence to broiler skin tissue Salmonella. The extent of broiler farm environmental samples were observed with increasing incubation time from 30 serotypes were isolated with ftequent simultaneous isolations sodium phosphate) resulted in significant reductions in the such contamination for subsequent flock contamination was swabs in occupied poultry houses, possibly indicating a the environmental sampling of a broiler production facility The purpose of the following studies was to investigate the Throughout the four sampling periods, a total of 25 different tissue was completed in five experiments of two replicate trials each. No significant differences in radiolabeled ('H) vitro radioligand Salmonella adherence assay, this technique |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Veterinary Microbiology". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | x, 55 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |