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CATEGORIES:Genetics Seminar 
SUMMARY:Bacterial evolution in the lung - Dr Josie Bryant 
 from Wellcome Sanger Institute\, Cambridge   
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URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/218971
DESCRIPTION:People with chronic lung diseases such as cystic f
 ibrosis and COPD are highly susceptible to bacteri
 al infection. Clinically\, these infections are ve
 ry difficult to manage and as such many of them re
 sult in chronic infections lasting years. Over the
  course of these long-term infections\, the bacter
 ia diversify and adapt to both the lung environmen
 t and the antibiotics used to treat them. I will d
 escribe our work using genomics and transcriptomic
 s to capture these processes and how they are chan
 ging our fundamental understanding of lung infecti
 ons. \n\n 
LOCATION:Part II room\, Department of Genetics and Zoom
CONTACT:Caroline Newnham
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