Lead organisation(s):
AusGEM (Partnership between University of Technology and NSW Department of Primary Industries).
Project type:
Research
Status:
Complete
Description:
AusGEM’s studies are focusing on the carriage of mobile antimicrobial resistance (AMR) genes and virulence genes in these cohorts. Comparing these elements with those circulating in food production systems and from environmental and wildlife sources enables policy makers to make informed regulatory choices regarding antimicrobials and biosecurity.
Timeframe:
AusGEM Phases 1 and 2 ran from 2014 to March 2020. AusGEM Phase 3 is scheduled to commence in 2020 and will conclude in 2024
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