BACKGROUND: ranges from 2% to more than 50%, and it causes 10-12% of all cases of clinical mastitis. AIM: and multi-locus sequence typing (MLST). METHODS: and seven housekeeping genes. RESULTS: type was t2678 (14%). MLST typed 198 (83.5%) tested strains and defined 32 different allele profiles, of which three were new. The most frequent allele profile was ST133 (20.7%). Six groups (G) and 15 singletons were defined. CONCLUSION: isolated from the milk of cows with subclinical mastitis form a heterogenous group. To check the possible zoonotic potential of isolates it would be necessary to test the persons and other livestock on the farms.
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