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?1b). However, isolates of some serotypes exhibited more extensive strain-level diversity (i.e. Salm.?Infantis had five discrete fingerprint types) when placed in the dendrogram. The cluster represented by isolate SAL180 in Fig.?2 was on average 96��1% similar to the cluster represented by isolate SAL385. Serotype Infantis isolate SAL141 was only 93% similar, on average, to the SAL153 and to the SAL385 clusters. During the construction of the library, there were ten instances where isolates of different serotypes showed fingerprints that were ��95% similar when using the four different libraries based on serogroup (Group B, Group C, Group E and Other): Typhimurium/Abortusovis, Infantis/subsp 1 ser rough:r:1,5, Virchow/subsp 1 ser rough:r:1,2, Anatum/Anatum var 15+, 34+, Orion var 15?+?/Orion var 15?+?, 34?+?, Saintpaul/Typhimurium, http://www.selleckchem.com/products/epz-6438.html Amsterdam/Amsterdam var 15?+?, 34?+?; Reading/Saintpaul, Chester/Saintpaul and Chester/Reading. Using the electropherogram overlay function, DiversiLab? System electropherograms showed that there were slight but consistent peak differences when Salm.?Typhimurium was compared with Salm.?Abortusovis and Salm.?Saintpaul (Fig.?3). Similar slight but critical differences were observed for Reading/Saintpaul, Chester/Saintpaul and Chester/Reading. All the other rep-PCR fingerprints generated from variant and mutant rough strains were indistinguishable from their corresponding ��parent�� or ��smooth�� strains (Fig.?4). Salmonella isolates (155) obtained from a variety of poultry samples (processed carcasses, by-products, http://www.selleck.cn/products/JNJ-26481585.html drag swabs and litter), using an internally validated modification of ISO 6579:2002, were typed with the DiversiLab? System and queried against the Salmonella databases previously described. The corresponding duplicate set of isolates was serotyped by conventional methods. The clustering of the DiversiLab? System http://www.selleckchem.com/products/PD-0325901.html dendrogram and the Top Match function (Fig.?5) of the classification report was subsequently utilized as a guide to putatively assign serotype. The data summarized in Table?1 show the agreement between traditional serotyping and DiversiLab? System library matches using 95% similarity as a threshold. Of the 155 isolates tested, 145 had a putative serotype match obtained using the library, a significant (P?