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	E. coli O104:H7 an example of evolution in foodborne pathogens and revolution in food microbiology Prof Steve Forsythe Introduction: I have been holding back on releasing any comment until now due to the little accurate Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-08-01 17:30:32 Open Document File Size: 1,05 MB Share Result on Facebook City Bienenbuettel / Lübeck / / Company AES / Life Technologies / Genbank / / Continent Europe / / Country Germany / Egypt / France / Japan / United States / Netherlands / Scotland / Spain / / Facility Robert Koch Institute / Source Robert Koch Institute / / IndustryTerm suspect food / food outlet / food sample / near future food microbiology / food processing / food safety / food contamination / ec.europe.eu/food/food/rapidalert.index_en.htm / food production process / food sampling / http / Organization European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control / Federal Bureau of Risk Assessment / Robert Koch Institute / EFSA Task force / / Person Ion Torrent / Steve Forsythe / / PublishedMedium PLoS ONE / / Region Northern Germany / / Technology DNA sequencing / gel electrophoresis / / URL http / SocialTag Biology Escherichia coli O104:H4 Shiga toxin Intimin Pulsenet Shiga-like toxin Pathogenic Escherichia coli Foodborne illness Food microbiology Bacteria

E. coli O104:H7 an example of evolution in foodborne pathogens and revolution in food microbiology Prof Steve Forsythe Introduction: I have been holding back on releasing any comment until now due to the little accurate Add to Reading List