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SUMMARY:Environmental vibrios : « a walk on the wild side »
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Frédérique Le Roux\, Laboratory of Integrative Biology of Ma
 rine Models\, Station\nBiologique de Roscoff\, Sorbonne Université & CNRS
 /Ifremer\, Unité Physiologie Fonctionnelle des Organismes Marins\, Plouza
 né\, France\nThe vast majority of our knowledge on vibrio pathogenesis is
  based on the ancient and well-studied human pathogen\, V. cholerae. Often
  neglected and relegated to specialized journals are vibrio infections in 
 non-human species. While the studies of animal pathogens have benefited fr
 om the era of genomics\, the search for pathogenesis determinants is often
  biased by what is known from human pathogens\, precluding the discovery o
 f new mechanisms specific to marine animal species. Here I will describe w
 hy vibrios from the wild (as opposed to laboratory model strains) are pert
 inent to address basic questions such as evolutionary and ecological dynam
 ics of pathogens\, as well as how they are a source of original molecular 
 mechanisms for virulence.\n\nHey molecular biologist “take a walk on the
  wild side” Lou Reed\, 1972
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