E. Coli
E. Coli
E. Coli
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1- Enterobacteria were isolated from liver and spleen of chickens<br />
(broiler, one day old chicks and layers) with prevalence rate 83.05%.<br />
69.49% and 13.55% isolates were lactose fermenter and non-lactose<br />
fermenter respectively.<br />
2-Incidence of lactose fermenter among enterobacteria were 61.6%<br />
and 81.1% in broiler and in both layers and one day old chicks<br />
respectively, meanwhile Incidence of non lactose fermenter among<br />
enterobacteria were 24% and 5.88% in both layers and one day old<br />
chicks respectively,<br />
3-lactose fermenter isolates from human urine (female, male and<br />
children) represented 29.8%, 18/30 81.8% and 60% of total samples<br />
respectively, meanwhile non lactose fermenter isolates represented<br />
5.5%, 13.33% and 0.0(0.0%) of total samples respectively,<br />
4-Lactose fermenter isolates from broiler were E.coli and Citrobacter<br />
diversus among tested isolates and represented 68/107 (63.55%) and<br />
9/107 (8.41%) respectively. Meanwhile non Lactose fermenter isolates<br />
were salmonella, pseudomonas and proteus and represented 24/107<br />
(22.42%), 4/107(3.7%), 2/107(1.86%) respectively<br />
5-Lactose fermenter isolates from one day old chicks and layers (table<br />
4) were E.coli and Citrobacter diversus among tested isolates. They<br />
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