FoodborneSalmonellaInfections
Wolfgang Rabsch, Craig Altier, H. Tschäpe, Andreas J. Bäumler
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Wolfgang Rabsch, Craig Altier, H. Tschäpe, Andreas J. Bäumler
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This chapter contains section titled: HUMAN DISEASE SYNDROMES CAUSED BY SALMONELLA SEROTYPES SOURCES OF HUMAN INFECTION SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN CATTLE SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN SWINE SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN CHICKENS SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN TURKEYS COMPARISON OF SURVEILLANCE DATA FROM GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
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This chapter contains section titled: HUMAN DISEASE SYNDROMES CAUSED BY SALMONELLA SEROTYPES SOURCES OF HUMAN INFECTION SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN CATTLE SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN SWINE SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN CHICKENS SALMONELLA SEROTYPES IN TURKEYS COMPARISON OF SURVEILLANCE DATA FROM GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
Key concepts: Salmonella, Serotype, Microbiology, Biology, Human disease, Virology, Salmonella infection, Salmonella enterica