tailieunhanh - Livestock & Poultry (L&P) Air Emissions Air Emissions Standardization Workshop

Microbiological source attribution approaches have also been used to estimate the contribution of different sources and transmission pathways of campylobacteriosis in New Zealand. These techniques involve examining the epidemiology of campylobacteriosis at the genotype level by comparing C. jejuni genotypes from humans with those found in a range of food and environmental sources. In 2005, a major source attribution study for campylobacteriosis was initiated at a sentinel surveillance site in the Manawatu region of New Zealand (12). Campylobacter spp. isolates from cases notified in the region were genotyped by using multilocus sequence typing (MLST) and compared with isolates recovered from. | Livestock Poultry L P Air Emissions Standardization Workshop Hosted by USDA - Agricultural Air Quality Task Force Location Environmental Protection Agency Research Triangle Park NC September 27-28 2010 L P Subcommittee Members Gary Baise Doug Shelmidine Robert Burns Leon Weaver Paul Martin Eileen Wheeler Wendy Powers Hongwei Xin Sally Shaver Ben Weinheimer Chr. Bryan Shaw NRCS staff Greg Zwicke Background Statement Standardization of information collected renorted for livestock and poultry air emissions studies is .

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