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  • Title: [Salmonellae in coastal sea waters: research methods, ecology and correlation with indicator microorganisms].
    Author: Vlodavets VV, Kalina GP.
    Journal: Zh Mikrobiol Epidemiol Immunobiol; 1977 Dec; (12):33-9. PubMed ID: 414487.
    Abstract:
    A high correlation of the salmonellae and enterococci indices with the distance from the sources of contamination (effluents) at calm weather and reduced correlation at storm was revealed in examination of coastal waters of Baltic sea for salmonellae and indicator microbes in the biotypes of two populated localities. Monotypical character of the isolated salmonellae served as the peculiarity of the results obtained: S. typhimurium prevailed (96.3%): S. give were isolated in 3.7% of the cases. The latter were isolated chiefly in the biotypes of one of the populated localities (B); their relative content showed a sharp elevation during storm.
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