Presence of Virulence Genes inEnterococcusSpecies Isolated from Meat Turkeys in Germany Does Not Correlate with Chicken Embryo Lethality
Abstract
Virulence-associated traits have frequently been studied in enterococci and are considered to contribute towards the pathogenicity of infections. In the present study, Enterococcus isolates were collected during diagnostic investigations from meat turkeys in Germany. Twenty-eight isolates of three different Enterococcus species were analyzed for five selected putative virulence traits to understand their potential role in the pathogenicity using...
Paper Details
Title
Presence of Virulence Genes inEnterococcusSpecies Isolated from Meat Turkeys in Germany Does Not Correlate with Chicken Embryo Lethality
Published Date
Oct 30, 2019
Volume
2019
Pages
1 - 10
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