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Infection Genomics for One Health

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The Infection Genomics for One Health theme works to describe microbial communities and their genes across different natural and man-made environments.

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Abrar Hussain, left, Rebecca Smith and their colleagues mapped the distribution of three tick species across the state of Illinois. They compared this distribution to the incidence of tick-borne diseases in the state. Photo by Fred Zwicky
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Study identifies hotspots of disease-carrying ticks in Illinois
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Terence Crofts’ research group, including paper co-authors Ezabelle Frank (far left), Terence Crofts (behind the group), Elizabeth Bernate (center, in purple), and Hayden Allman (far right).
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Researchers capture new antibiotic resistance mechanisms with trace amounts of DNA
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Graduate student Owen Ouyang, left, and professor Nicholas Wu found common features among antibodies that bind to the influenza antigen hemagglutinin, a key target for vaccine development. Photo by Michelle Hassel
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High-volume antibody testing platform could accelerate disease research and treatment development
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Illinois Ph.D. student Ivan Sosa Marquez, left, plant biology professor Katy Heath and their colleagues identified clusters of genes in soil bacteria that enhance plant growth. Photo by Michelle Hassel. Study co-lead Amy Marshall-Colón, pictured, and postdoctoral researcher Rizwan Riaz conducted detailed statistical analyses and gene network modeling to identify which rhizobial genes correlated with more robust plant growth. Photo by Della Perrone
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Study identifies gene clusters in rhizobia linked to robust legume growth
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Illinois pathobiology professor Csaba Varga and his colleagues tracked antibiotic-resistant infections with Campylobacter jejuni, a primary cause of foodborne illness in the U.S. The study found regional and age-related differences, and an upward trend in resistance to a class of antibiotics known as quinolones. Photo by Craig Pessman
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Team finds regional, age-related trends in exposure to drug-resistant pathogen
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Civil and Environmental Engineering graduate student Yuqing Mao and Professor Helen Nguyen developed a new method for detecting antibiotic resistance genes in wastewater.
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Researchers develop enhanced method for wastewater surveillance of antibiotic resistance
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