salmonella typhi lives in the pancreas of the body.
where does salmonella typhi live in the body?
pancreas
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josland returned to the wallaceville animal research centre in 1946. the use of precise serological methods of antigenic analysis had made possible the identification of organisms of the salmonella group which had been isolated from material of animal origin at wallaceville. he was able to isolate only the two organisms - salmonella typhi murium and salmonella cholera suis. this contrasted with overseas results where many types of salmonella had been found. in the 1950s, josland prepared killed vaccines from salmonella typhi murium and salmonella cholera suis for use in pigs and sheep, respectively, but trial results were not encouraging.
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