Humana Salmonella: Methods and Protocols: 2182 (3rd Edition)

The third edition of Salmonella: Methods and Protocols: 2182 provides researchers with updated, detailed methods for studying various aspects of Salmonella. As part of the Methods in Molecular Biology series, this volume expands upon previous editions to include current landmarks in Salmonella research and advanced technical approaches. This text offers specialized knowledge on molecular assays for detection, identification, and serotyping. It covers essential research areas such as quantitative proteomic identification of host factors in infection, the determination of antimicrobial resistance, and site-directed mutagenesis. Researchers can also find information on chromosomal gene analysis and various microscopy methods used to analyze how Salmonella interacts with host cells. Additionally, the book includes content on in vitro modeling of gallbladder-associated Salmonella colonization, making it a comprehensive resource for those working in infectious disease research and molecular biology.