Use of isolation and antibody detection for salmonella assessment

00 preface_Salmonella – A Diversified Superbug......Page 1
Part 1_Environmental Interactions......Page 15
01 Invasion and Survival of Salmonella in the
Environment: The Role of Biofilms......Page 17
02 Motility and Energy Taxis of Salmonella spp.......Page 43
03 Influence of a Salt Water Regulator on
the Survival Response of Salmonella
Paratyphi in Vembanadu Lake: India......Page 61
Part 2_Antimicrobial Chemotherapy......Page 77
04 Antibiotic Resistance and the
Prospects of Medicinal Plants in
the Treatment of Salmonellosis......Page 79
05 Antibiotic Susceptibility Patterns of Salmonella
Typhi in Jakarta and Surrounding Areas......Page 105
06 Salmonellas Antibiotic Sensibility and Resistance; The Sensitivity to Herb Extracts and New Synthesize Compounds......Page 113
07 Xylariaceae Endophytic Fungi
Metabolites Against Salmonella......Page 133
08 Nanotechnology Tools for Efficient
Antibacterial Delivery to Salmonella......Page 153
09 Mexican Plants Used in the
Salmonellosis Treatment......Page 183
10 Effect of Sanitizers and Oregano Essential Oils
to Reduce the Incidence of Salmonella and
Other Pathogens in Vegetables......Page 199
11 Antibiotic Resistance in Salmonella:
A Risk for Tropical Aquaculture......Page 209
Part 3_Genetics......Page 221
12 Reticulate Evolution Among the Group I
Salmonellae: An Ongoing Role for
Horizontal Gene Transfer......Page 223
13 The Importance of Mobile Genetic Elements in
the Evolution of Salmonella: Pathogenesis,
Antibiotic Resistance and Host Adaptation......Page 245
14 Salmonella as a Unique Tool
for Genetic Toxicology......Page 269
Part 4_Immunology......Page 291
15 Salmonella enterica Serovar Enteritidis (SE)
Infection in Chickens and Its Public-Health-Risk
Control Using an SE Vaccine in Layer Flocks......Page 293
16 Salmonella as Live Carrier of
Antigens in Vaccine Development......Page 323
17 Neutrophil Cellular Responses to Various
Salmonella typhimurium LPS Chemotypes......Page 341
18 Use of Isolation and Antibody Detection
for Salmonella Assessment......Page 365
19 The Central Nervous System Modulates
the Immune Response to Salmonella......Page 389
20 Porins in the Inflammatory and Immunological
Response Following Salmonella Infections......Page 413
21 Serology as an Epidemiological Tool for
Salmonella Abortusovis Surveillance in
the Wild-Domestic Ruminant Interface......Page 427
Part 5_Pathogenesis......Page 445
22 Animal Models for Salmonella Pathogenesis:
Studies on the Virulence Properties Using
Caenorhabditis elegans as a Model Host......Page 447
23 Insect/Bacteria Association
and Nosocomial Infection......Page 463
24 The Salmonella Pathogenicity Island-1 and -2
Encoded Type III Secretion Systems......Page 483
Part 6_Novel Techniques......Page 509
25 Immunoimmobilization of Living
Salmonella for Fundamental Studies
and Biosensor Applications......Page 511
26 New Options for Rapid Typing of Salmonella
enterica Serovars for Outbreak Investigation......Page 537
27 Multiplex TaqMan Real-Time PCR (qPCR)
Assay Targeting prot6E and invA Genes
for Fast and Accurate Detection
of Salmonella Enteritidis......Page 555