Salmonella Minnesota e Salmonella Schwarzegrund foram identificados em vísceras comestíveis de frangos. O sorovar de maior frequência foi Minnesota. Identificou-se resistência em todos os isolados para ciprofloxacina, enrofloxacina, gentamicina e florfenicol. Os genes de virulência (invA) e resistência (blaTEM) foram identificados em 100% dos isolados.
Salmonella Schwarzengrund não apresentou genes de virulência (spvC) e resistência (sul1).
Salmonella Minnesota apresentou os dois genes de virulência e os dois genes de resistência investigados. Os isolados configuram risco para doença em humanos.
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