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Home > Research > Microbiology > Mammalian Enteric Pathogens > Active Projects

Enteric Bacterial Pathogens Laboratory - Active Projects

Stevens M, Maskell D & Charles I.

‘Global assignment of the role of Salmonella genes in livestock by transposon-mediated differential hybridisation’

BBSRC BB/D017556/1. £651, 655.

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Stevens M

‘Influence of neuroendocrine stress hormones on the carriage and virulence of zoonotic bacterial pathogens in farm animals’

BBSRC BB/C518022/1. £438, 213.

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Stevens M & Cavanagh D

‘Identification of avian pathogenic Escherichia coli genes required for carriage and virulence in poultry’

British Poultry Council-BBSRC BB/E001661/1. £387, 158

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Stevens M

‘Role of cytotoxins in the carriage and virulence of EHEC in cattle’

IAH-funded DTA studentship

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Wallis T & Stevens M

‘Characterisation of factors contributing to systemic salmonellosis in calves’

BBSRC BB/C50964X/1. £195, 862

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Korbsrisate S & Stevens M

‘Molecular analysis of Burkholderia pseudomallei type III secreted proteins and actin-based motility’

Thai Research Fund. ca. £25, 000

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Korbsrisate S & Stevens M

‘Subversion of cellular pathways by Burkholderia pseudomallei’

Thai Royal Golden Jubilee Ph. D studentship

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Maskell D, Gog J, Jones M & Barrow P

‘Dynamics of colonisation of chickens by Campylobacter jejuni’

BBSRC-DEFRA BB/C500936/1. £198, 718

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Maskell D, Jones M & Barrow P

‘Dissection of protective responses to heterologous Campylobacter vaccines’

BBSRC BB/D000866/1. £231, 749

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Wren B, Jones M & Barrow

‘Functional characterisation of a Campylobacter flagellin glycosylation island important in avian niche adaptation’

BBSRC BB/D521965/1. £115, 214

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Barrow P

‘Salmonella-free broilers by live vaccine-induced innate resistance to colonisation and invasion’

European Commission CT 2002 505523

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Barrow P

‘Analysis of the role of fimbriae in the virulence of Salmonella enterica serovars Enteritidis and Gallinarum in poultry’

IAH-Lohmann Animal Health sponsored Ph. D studentship

Joint projects with the Bacterial Virulence Group

Galyov E & Stevens M

‘Inhibition of bacterial Type III secretion by salicylanilides’

BBSRC BB/D010632/1. £251, 000

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Galyov E & Stevens M

‘Exploitation of host cells by Burkholderia pseudomallei’

BBSRC 201/C20021. £182, 000

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Galyov E & Stevens M

‘Molecular analysis of actin-based motility of Burkholderia spp’