Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi is an intracellular anaerobic gram-negative bacterium, which causes typhoid fever in humans. The emergence of multi-drug resistance Salmonella typhi strains has become a significant issue leading to more difficulties in the management of disease especially in developing countries. High genetic variations among the field isolates may cause vaccination failure. | Isolation and protein profiling of outer membrane proteins OMPS of salmonella typhi
