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Genomic diversity and molecular epidemiology of Pasteurella multocida
Emily Smith
,
Elizabeth Miller
, Jeannette Munoz Aguayo
, Cristian Flores Figueroa
, Jill Nezworski
, Marissa Studniski
, Ben Wileman
,
Timothy Johnson
Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences
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Genetic Diversity
100%
Molecular Epidemiology
100%
Pasteurella multocida
100%
Capsular Serogroup
100%
Single nucleotide Variant
28%
Serogroup A
28%
PtfA
28%
Swine
14%
Companion Animals
14%
Turkey
14%
Cattle
14%
Bacterial Pathogens
14%
Host Specificity
14%
Poultry
14%
Plasmid
14%
Genotype
14%
Wildlife
14%
Livestock
14%
Virulence Factors
14%
Co-host
14%
Rodents
14%
Host Factors
14%
Molecular Typing
14%
Core Genome multilocus Sequence Typing (cgMLST)
14%
Multiple Strains
14%
Specific mutation
14%
Sequence Type
14%
Cholera Outbreak
14%
Epidemiological Association
14%
Mobile Genetic Elements
14%
In Silico Methods
14%
Serogroup B
14%
Fowl Cholera
14%
Multiple Antimicrobial Resistance
14%
Genome Phylogeny
14%
IncQ1
14%
PlpE
14%
Coding Genes
14%
Epidemiological Context
14%
Bioinformatics Approach
14%
Highly Virulent
14%
Genome Sequence
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Serotype
100%
Pasteurella multocida
100%
Molecular Epidemiology
100%
Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
28%
Infectious Agent
14%
Plasmid
14%
Molecular Typing
14%
Multilocus Sequence Typing
14%
Leporidae
14%
Virulence Factor
14%
Host Factor
14%
Fowl
14%
Mobile Genetic Elements
14%
Cladistics
14%
Bioinformatics
14%
Antibiotic Resistance
14%