Emergence and detection of gastro-enteric virulence genes in non-pathogenic Vibrio cholerae:Implications for public health and water safety in African developmental regionsOA
Emergence and detection of gastro-enteric virulence genes in non-pathogenic Vibrio cholerae:Implications for public health and water safety in African developmental regions
Bright Esegbuyota Igere
Department of Microbiology,Biotechnology Unit,Delta State University,Abraka,Nigeria||Biotechnology and Emerging Environmental Infectious Pathogens Research Group(BEEIPREG),Department of Microbiology,Biotechnology Unit,Delta State University,Abraka,Nigeria||Applied and Environmental Microbiology Research Group,Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology,University of Fort Hare,Alice,South Africa||SAMRC Microbial Water Quality Monitoring Centre,University of Fort Hare,Alice,South Africa
enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus sequence polymerase chain reaction(ERIC-PCR)gastro-enteric virulent gene fingerprintpublic healthSA-NAG-Vibrio cholerae type-1/139waterborne diseasewater quality monitoring
enterobacterial repetitive intergenic consensus sequence polymerase chain reaction(ERIC-PCR)gastro-enteric virulent gene fingerprintpublic healthSA-NAG-Vibrio cholerae type-1/139waterborne diseasewater quality monitoring
《医学前沿（英文）》 2024 (4)
361-374,14
African-German Network of Excellence in Science,Grant/Award Number:AGNES-2022 The author wishes to acknowledge the contributions of Prof Nwodo Uchechukwu Uche,Prof Igbinosa Etinosa Ogbomoede,Prof Emmanuel Erufoare Odjadjare,Prof Okoh Anthony Ifeanyi and a crowd of diverse related investigators on vibriology.It is hoped that in the near future the menace of cholera and other associated in-fectious cases would be adequately controlled by major research contributions.The author acknowledges the funds provided by African German Network of Excel-lence in Science 2022(AGNES-2022)and Govan Mbeki Research and development centre.Supervisor-Linked Bursary-2017(SLB-2017).
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