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american_scientific_journal-2490	D. Ali, Musaddak; L. Al-Musawi, Muhsin; B. Hussein, Siham; S. Abid, Ra'afat; S. Ferman, Shireen	Bacterial Contamination of Imported and Local Corn Kernel (Used as Animal Feed) in Iraq	2016	8	.pdf	application/pdf	2751	171	58	Volume 26, No 4, pp 418-425 420 corn kernel collected from border points about (3) Kg a sample, as it is shown in (Table 1): Table 1: NO. of samples and Name of border points While (63) samples of local corn kernel collected from the provinces about (3) Kg for each sample, as it shown in (Table 2): Table 2: NO. of samples and Name of province NO. of samples Name of province 1 15 Babylon 2 20 Diayla 3 20 Kurkuk 4 18 Karbala Total 63 2.2 Preparation of media used The media were prepared depending on the manufacturer’s instructions on the labels of the media and autoclaved at 121°C for 15 min. 2.3 Isolation For Salmonella isolation, (25) g of corn kernel sample was pre-enriched in (225) isolates was (13%) in imported corn kernel, but absent in the local corn kernel, the reference [16] shown corn plants in the field could serve as a reservoir for Klebsiella pneumonia which might infect plants, animals and probably humans.	cache/american_scientific_journal-2490.pdf	txt/american_scientific_journal-2490.txt