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Table 1.

Primers and probe sets designed to target invA and the selected gene fragments of STM4200 and SEN1392.

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Table 2.

Detection of the invA, STM4200 and SEN1392 genes for 225 Salmonella strains by the developed multiplex qPCR methods, where (+) indicates detection of the gene and (-) indicates the gene is not detected.

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Table 3.

Testing to determine the absence of the invA, STM4200 and SEN1392 genes for 34 non-Salmonella reference strains by the developed multiplex qPCR method, where (+) indicates detection of the gene and (-) indicates the gene is not detected.

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Fig 1.

Standard curves for targets invA, SEN1392, and STM4200.

invA: green line and symbols; SEN1392: red line and symbols; STM4200: blue line and symbols.

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Fig 2.

Cell standard curves for target invA from S. Typhimurium STM4200 for the matrices BPW, Chicken, and curcuma spice.

BPW: Blue line and symbols; Chicken: red line and symbols; curcuma spice: green line and symbols.

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Table 4.

Level of detection for various artificially contaminated matrices for the qPCR method, the ISO method and the MSRV method.

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