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A New Salmonella Type: Salmonella cubana
1946
Journal of Bacteriology
This culture was recently sent to us by Dr. Arturo Curbelo of Havana who had isolated it in an outbreak of diarrhea among baby chicks. Ten per cent of the animals had died. The organism was found in the feces and in one instance in the heart blood of the affected animals. The birds were imported from Florida and arrived apparently in good health in Cuba. They were fed on a synthetic "starter" food. Ten days later the epizootic started. No case of human infection was reported. The culture
doi:10.1128/jb.51.1.123-124.1946
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