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Commonly isolated from dairy cattle
<P><B><I>Salmonella enterica</I> subsp. <I>enterica</I> serovar Muenster str. ATCC BAA-1575</B>.  <I>Salmonella muenster</I> is commonly isolated from cows and pigs. This organism causes diarrhea and fever in cattle. Human infections with this serovar are usually associated with drinking raw milk. This strain is being sequenced as part of the Enterobacteriaceae Comparative Genomics Project.