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RECENTLY, two freshly isolated strains of Salmonella pullorum which failed to grow on either deoxycholatecitrate agar or MacConkey agar were examined. One had been cultured from the kidney of a chicken suffering from nephritis and the other from a typical outbreak of pullorum disease in young chicks; there was no obvious epidemiological relationship between these two strains.
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SMITH, H. Naturally Occurring ‘Variants’ of Salmonella pullorum possessing an Unusual Sensitivity to Bile Salts and Other Agents. Nature 193, 701–702 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/193701b0
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