PathCentre, Nedlands, Australia
Genotyping subtyping methods have high level of agreement for Campylobacter surveillance
Published in Law and Health Weekly, October 7th, 2006
"In order to identify subtyping methods able to contribute to the surveillance or investigation of Australian Campylobacter infection, six genotypic and three phenotypic subtyping methods were evaluated on a collection of 84 clinical isolates collected over a 30-month period from one region in Australia.
"The aim was to compare the logistics of various subtyping methods and examine their ability to assist in finding outbreaks or common sources of sporadic infection," wrote investigators in the journal Epidemiology and...
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