Help! on sequencing 3 pathogenic bacteria
casteras
casteras at inapg.inra.fr
Wed Mar 5 04:08:29 EST 1997
Hello everybody!
We're students in agronomy at Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon
in France. We're working on a project of sequencing 3 pathogenic
bacteria, Erwinia chrysanthemi, Brucella and Pasteurella i.e. bacteria
pathogenic on either plant, animal and human. This is like a learning
exercise but we have to argue beyond a technical and scientific board of
examiners.
We're searching for suggested readings but also advices or comments on
this project.
Some few details we wanted being precised or described:
- The bacteria we have choosen and why we choosed them
- Characteristics and description of their pathogenicity
- Technics of sequencing
culture
how obtaining DNA banks
cloning (which vectors); how many clones necessary
how obtaining contigs
analyse of the datas
how finding ORFs
others?
- achievement of the project
time needed
prices
numbers of searchers and technicians required
others?
- reasons to make such a project = what we are searching for
real breakthrought for any scientist or only datas for specialists
better knowledge of pathogenicity genes, of any bacterial gene
sequencing the whole genome vs sequencing parts (such as islands of
pathogenicity)
finding new means for fighting against these pathogens
others?
Any comments, ideas, advises are welcome. Please excuse our poor
English...
Could you sent your answer to the following emails:
casteras at inapg.inra.fr
labilloy at inapg.inra.fr
Fabienne Labilloy and Remi Casteras
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