Abstract:Campylobacter is the leading cause of bacterial food-borne diarrheal disease worldwide, with the bacteria being pathogens in humans and chickens. There are differences in the mechanistic understanding between Campylobacter strains, due, in part, to genomic and phenotypic strain diversity, which leads to inconsistent findings. This study aimed to understand underlying infection biology in host-pathogen interactions between populations of Campylobacter and the chicken host. A collection of Campylobacter jejuni s… Show more
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