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Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 23 No. 5 447-455
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Hemolytic Streptococci in Raw Market Milk

J. B. Gunnison, M. P. Luxen, M. S. Marshall and B. Q. Engle

Department of Bacteriology, University of California Medical School, and, the City and County Department of Public Health, San Francisco, California

ABSTRACT

A total of 444 samples of raw market milk from as many different dairy farms was examined for the presence of hemolytic streptococci of both wide-zone and narrow-zone types. Such streptococci were found in 134 of these samples and were distributed among the Lancefield serologic groups as follows: group A in three samples, group B in 125, group C of the animal type in one, group C of the human type in two, group D in two, group B in two, group G in six and group H in one. Only four samples contained streptococci which could not be assigned to a group. Nineteen samples of raw cream were tested and group B streptococci were found in five of them. Approximately half of the group B streptococci produced double zones of hemolysis in rabbit blood agar.







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