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Laura Luque-Sastre1, Kieran Jordan2, Séamus Fanning1,3
1Centre for Food Safety, School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin, Ireland.
Abstract:
High-throughput biochemical screening techniques are an important tool in phenotypic analysis of bacteria. New methods, simultaneously measuring many phenotype responses, increase the output of such investigations and allow a more complete overview of the bacterial phenotype, facilitating large-scale correlation to related genotypes. This chapter describes the application of OmniLog phenotype microarray analysis, a high-throughput assay for the phenotypic characterization of bacterial strains across a variety of different traits such as nutrient utilization and antimicrobial sensitivity, to Listeria species.
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