Ikeja 7-Cl-O-Nec1 ic50 1 – - – 1 – 1Cstr S. Ilala 2 – 1 – 2 – 1Sstr S. Kaapstad – 4 1 – 5 – 1Pstr, 1Sstr S. Kalamu 1 – - – 1 – - S. Kalina 2 – - – 2 – 1Cstr S. Kingston 2 3 – - 5 – 1Pstr, 1Cstr S. Kokomlemle 2 1 – - 3 – 1Pstr, 1Cstr S. Korlebu 2 – - – 2 2Cstr – S. Lagos 4 2 – - 6 2Pstr 1Ptet, 2Cstr S. Moero 1 – - – 1 – - S. Monschaui 1 1 – 3 5 3Hstr 1Pstr S. Muenster 17 6 3 11 37 1Camp, 1Cstr, 1Pnal, 1Hsul, 1Hstr 5Hstr, 6Cstr, 4Pstr, 2Sstr, 1Htet S. Nima 3 – - – 3 – - S. Nottingham 2 1 – - 3 – 1Pstr-tet S. Depsipeptide chemical structure Oranienburg 1 – - – 1 – 1Cstr S. Othmarschen 1 – - – 1 1Cstr – S. Ouakam – - 1 – 1 – 1Sstr S. Poona 2 1 – - 3 – 1Pstr, 2Cstr S. Rissen

1 – - – 1 – - S. Ruiru 8 – - – 8 1Cstr, 1Cstr-tet 3Cstr S. Saintpaul – 1 – - 1 – 1Ptet S. Salford 1 – - – 1 – - S. Schwarzengrund 1 3 – - 4 – 1Cstr , 3Pstr S. Senftenberg – 8 – 2 10 – 4Pstr, 2Pstr-tet, 1Pstr-sul-tet S.

Shangani – 1 – - 1 – 1Pstr -sul S. Soumbedioune 4 – - – 4 – 3Cstr S. Stanley – - – 1 1 – 1Hstr S. Stanleyville – 1 – - 1 – 1Pstr-tet S.Tennessee 3 – - – 3 – 1Cstr S. Trachau 1 1 – - 2 1Cstr 1Pstr S. Typhi – 1 – - 1 1Pstr – S. Typhimurium 3 4 – - 7 4Pamp-chl-str-sul-tmp, 3Cstr – S. Umbadah 1 – - – 1 – - S. Umbilo 1 – - – 1 – 1Cstr S. Urbana 13 1 2 – 16 1Cchl-tmp-nal-mec 4Cstr, 1Cstr-ftx, 2Cstr-tet, 1Cstr-cip, 1Pstr, 1Sstr S. Virchow 1 – - – 1 – 1Cstr S. Waycross 2 1 – - 3 1Cstr 1Cstr, 1Pcip Afatinib order S. Yoruba 1 – - – 1 – 1Cstr S. group B 4,5,12:-:- 1   – - 1 1Cstr-tet – S. group C 6,7,14:d:- 1 9 – - 10 – 5Pstr-sul, 4Pstr, 1Cstr S. group E 3,10:e,h:- 1 5 – - 6 – 1Pstr-sul-tet, 1Pstr, 1Cstr S. group G 13,22:z:- – - – 1 1 – 1Hstr Salmonella

enterica ssp. salamae 1 – - – 1 – - Total 159 192 8 24 383 52 247 (52%) (55%) (16%) (96%) (53%) (7%) (34%) aFor example, entry 7Pstr-tet, means that 7 isolates Oxalosuccinic acid from poultry feces were resistant/intermediate to streptomycin and tetracycline. Abbreviations: C, cattle feces; P, poultry feces; S, swine feces; H, hedgehog feces, amp, ampicillin; chl, chloramphenicol; str, streptomycin; sul, sulphonamides; tmp, trimethoprim; tet, tetracycline; nal, nalidixic acid; cip, ciprofloxacin; ftx, cefotaxime; mec, mecillinam. Figure 1 Pulsed-field gel analysis with Xba I (A) and Bln I (B) to assess the genetic similarity of the Salmonella isolates from animal and human feces from Burkina Faso. Fifty Salmonella strains belonging to serotypes Muenster (n = 20), Typhimurium (n = 17), Typhimurium var. Copenhagen (n = 3), Albany (n = 4), Virchow (n = 3) and Ouakam (n = 3) were analysed. FT = phage type. Antimicrobial resistance On the whole, 52 (14%) of the 383 Salmonella isolates were resistant to one or more antimicrobials tested: 23 of these were from the cattle, 23 from the poultry and 6 from the hedgehog feces (Table 1). The salmonella isolates from the swine feces were susceptible to the tested antimicrobials. Six isolates were multiresistant: 4 S. Typhimurium isolates from the poultry feces (ampicillin, chloramphenicol, streptomycin, sulfonamides and trimethoprim), 1 S.