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Project

Microbiomes of meat-processing environments: influences of microbial diversity, structure, and variability on pathogen survival, transmission, and evolution

Our aim is to gain a better understanding of the effect of microbiome diversity, structure and functioning on the ecology and evolution of food pathogens in meat-processing environments. We will investigate microbiome temporal and spatial variability and functional profiles, pathogen population metagenome dynamics, and how microbiome structure affects the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of the pathogen.

Date:1 Mar 2017 →  30 Sep 2020
Keywords:microbial interaction, ecology, pathogen, evolution, microbiome, meat-processing environment
Disciplines:Laboratory medicine, Systems biology, Other environmental sciences, Microbiology, Environmental science and management, Ecology