Sentence examples for salmonella resistant from inspiring English sources
Bill Marler, a Seattle-based food safety attorney, said that position needs to change because antibiotic use in agriculture has been creating dangerous forms of salmonella resistant to traditional drugs.
Forest plots of the proportions of Salmonella resistant to each of the drugs are presented in Figure 4.
Multidrug-resistant (MDR) strains of Salmonella; resistant to chloramphenicol, ampicillin and trimethoprim are commonly observed since two decades and responsible for numerous outbreaks [ 8].
However, according to the CASFM, strains of Salmonella resistant or intermediately resistant to nalidixic acid should be categorized as resistant to fluoroquinolones [ 9].
In European countries, other types of Salmonella resistant to fluoroquinolones, including DT104, have been detected, and adequate treatment of infected patients is now a serious issue.
For example, several genes involved in innate immunity (IL8, IL18, IFNG, TLR4, iNOS, GAL1, GAL2) have been shown to be either constitutively or inductively more highly expressed in caecal tonsils of Salmonella resistant strains of chicken compared to susceptible strains [ 14].
Salmonellae resistant to antimicrobial drugs appear to pose a particular health risk.
Thus, several studies have indicated that infection with salmonellae resistant to ≥1 antimicrobial drugs is associated with increased risk for hospitalization, invasive illness, and death (9– 15).
Twelve other microbes were identified as "serious threats," including two types of drug-resistant Salmonella, drug-resistant tuberculosis, MRSA and drug-resistant Candida (a fungus, not a bacterium).
The sinew, gristle and fat regarded as unfit for human consumption are taken away by Mr Pedigree Chum and turned into something the salmonella-resistant stomach of your average Labrador will find vaguely digestible.
Comparative infection studies of Salmonella-resistant naked neck chicken breed and commercial layers have also shown correlation between the cellular immune response and protection against fowl typhoid [ 22].
