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Study of the frequency of detection and characterization of Salmonella spp. isolates from reptiles and amphibians

PhD Thesis defense by Sonia Téllez Peña at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Complutense University of Madrid

March 20th, 2003

Research study of the frequency of isolation of Salmonella from fecal or cloacal samples of asymptomatic individuals belonging to various populations of reptiles and amphibians, both captive and free-living, as well as the typing and characterization of the isolates obtained





Morphology of Salmonella colonies in the SM ID y XLD culture media. Sonia Téllez. UCM. 2003
Morphology of Salmonella colonies in the SM ID y XLD culture media. Sonia Téllez. UCM. 2003





Sonia Téllez Peña PhD Thesis: Study of the frequency of detection and characterization of Salmonella spp. isolates from reptiles and amphibians Sonia Téllez Peña

TITLE: Estudio de la frecuencia de detección y caracterización de aislados de Salmonella spp. obtenidos de reptiles y anfibios


TYPE: PhD Thesis


AUTHOR: Sonia Téllez Peña


DIRECTORS: Briones V., Dominguez L. and Goyache J.


DATE: March 20th, 2003


LANGUAGE: Spanish



CITE THIS PUBLICATION:

Sonia Téllez Peña. Estudio de la frecuencia de detección y caracterización de aislados de Salmonella spp. obtenidos de reptiles y anfibios. Universidad Complutense de Madrid. March 20th, 2003. (PhD Thesis)


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Servicio de Zoonosis de Transmisión Alimentaria y Resistencia a Antimicrobianos (ZTA)
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