Salmonella : A Diversified Superbug

Author:: Kumar, Yashwant
Published:: IntechOpen 2012
Physical Description:: 1 electronic resource (578 p.)
Additional Creators:: Kumar, Yashwant

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English

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Summary:

Salmonella is an extremely diversified genus, infecting a range of hosts, and comprised of two species: enterica and bongori. This group is made up of 2579 serovars, making it versatile and fascinating for researchers drawing their attention towards different properties of this microorganism. Salmonella related diseases are a major problem in developed and developing countries resulting in economic losses, as well as problems of zoonoses and food borne illness. Moreover, the emergence of an ever increasing problem of antimicrobial resistance in salmonella makes it prudent to unveil different mechanisms involved. This book is the outcome of a collaboration between various researchers from all over the world. The recent advancements in the field of salmonella research are compiled and presented.

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Infectious & contagious diseases

Other Subject(s):

Infectious & contagious diseases

ISBN:

2471
9789533077819
9789535166375

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DOAB Library.

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Creative Commons https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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