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produced were both relevant and important and had contributed significantly to the evidence base for VTEC O157. A large number of scientific publications had been generated. The work on sheep and goats has been of value in the control of transfer of infection to humans from animals on open farms. It has also provided new information on the mechanism of long term colonisation of E. coli O157 and the potential role of other strains as natural antagonists against infection. The results from challenge studies in pigs and poultry have raised many questions as these indicate that both species are susceptible to E. coli O157. In practice, poultry meat and pig meat and also contact with poultry and pigs have not proved to be a risk for human infection, despite the large population of free range pigs and poultry in England. This contradiction needs to be better understood, for example by studying the influence of natural intestinal flora on as potential antagonists for E. coli O157. 104
Annex 3 – External Reviewer List 105
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Contents Section A - Introduction..
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Review of the Food-borne Zoonoses (
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Plans for taking forward these prio
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Policy Objectives The key policy ob
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Figure 2. Laboratory reports of Sal
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Figure 4. Laboratory reports of Cam
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6. Aims of the FBZ research review
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Section B - Review Summaries 16
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epidemiology of Salmonella and anti
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There is a need to objectively asse
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2. Campylobacter review summary 2.1
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for this organism. Research within
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3. E. coli review summary 3.1 Succe
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4. Other zoonotic pathogens of inte
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Annex 1 - Projects Reviewed 30
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OZ0311 Conventional versus capillar
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OZ0402 OZ0404 OZ0405 OZ0407 OZ0604
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OZ0704 OZ0705 OZ0706 OZ0707 Quantif
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Annex 2 - Project Abstracts and Pro
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To test the suitability of the AFLP
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Project code: OZ0324 Project title:
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Review Summary The knowledge that t
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Review Summary The project was felt
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It is clear that the EC legislative
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