Application of whole genome sequencing in diagnosis and control of livestock diseases
Abstract
Fowl cholera and porcine respiratory diseases are major threats to the fast growing pig and poultry industries in Australia. Members of the bacterial family Pasteurellaceae are identified among the primary pathogens as well as opportunistic causes of porcine respiratory diseases.
We use whole genome sequencing (WGS) and phylogenomic analysis to investigate outbreak dynamics as well as monitoring and comparing the variations in the virulence factors of outbreak and vaccine strains.
Dr Lida Omaleki
Lida is a veterinarian from Iran. She completed her PhD in veterinary microbiology at the Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences, The University of Melbourne in 2013. She worked as Research Assistance with QAAFI in 2012. She came back to QAAFI in 2017 as a research fellow
Dr Lida Omaleki, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Animal Science, Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation E: l.omaleki@uq.edu.au
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