The Salmonella Serovar Wiki consolidates information from publicly available data sources, including peer-reviewed scientific literature, surveillance reports, genomic databases, and regulatory agency publications.
Source Selection
Sources are primarily U.S.- and Europe-based. We are actively working to expand coverage with global contributors. See Contributing if you can help.
Aggregates sequence data and metadata from worldwide sources, including but not limited to public health labs, to identify infection clusters, investigate potential sources of infections and isolation sources, investigate links between cases, and assess AMR profiles.
Provides a detailed formula for each Salmonella serovar, including somatic (O), flagellar (H), capsular (Vi) antigens, as well as serogroup information (9th ed., PDF).
An interactive resource for monitoring the top food animal-related Salmonella serovars using publicly available sequence data from CDC and USDA-FSIS. It enables users to visualize the genomic landscape of each serovar, compare characteristics between isolates, and identify clusters of interest.
Provides information on animal reservoirs and geographical distribution of cases for a given serovar, but all results are based solely on U.S. isolates.
These reports provide a summary of outbreaks investigated each fiscal year, detailing the number of outbreaks, pathogens involved, associated products, illnesses, and the number of outbreaks leading to product recalls.
This interactive tool allows users to explore data on infectious diseases including salmonellosis, allowing users to query and manipulate the information based on user-defined criteria and generate customized tables and maps.
This report, jointly produced by the European Food Safety Authority and ECDC, summarizes the key findings from the 2021–2022 monitoring of AMR in Salmonella spp. and Campylobacter from humans, food-producing animals, and meat products.