Wells J G, Clark G M, Morris G K
Appl Microbiol. 1974 Jan;27(1):8-10. doi: 10.1128/am.27.1.8-10.1974.
Two methods for isolating Salmonella and Arizona organisms from turtles, blending and excretion, were evaluated, and the percentage of isolates obtained by each method was compared with the percentage of isolates obtained by culture of turtle organs. The blending and excretion methods were equally effective in detecting the overall incidence of Salmonella and Arizona infections in turtles. The percentage of isolates obtained by specific organ culture, however, was less than the percentage obtained by the other two methods. The blending method detected a greater number of turtles with Arizona infections than did the excretion method, but there was no difference in the number of Salmonella infections detected by the two methods. The frequency of isolation of Arizona organisms from organs other than the small intestine and colon was higher than that of Salmonella.
对两种从龟类中分离沙门氏菌和亚利桑那菌的方法，即匀浆法和排泄法进行了评估，并将每种方法获得的分离株百分比与通过龟类器官培养获得的分离株百分比进行了比较。匀浆法和排泄法在检测龟类沙门氏菌和亚利桑那菌感染的总体发生率方面同样有效。然而，通过特定器官培养获得的分离株百分比低于通过其他两种方法获得的百分比。匀浆法检测出感染亚利桑那菌的龟的数量比排泄法多，但两种方法检测出的沙门氏菌感染数量没有差异。从小肠和结肠以外的器官分离出亚利桑那菌的频率高于沙门氏菌。
