Publications and profiles
Senior-author publications connecting veterinary microbiology, zoonoses and human genomic epidemiology.
Publications and profiles
From veterinary streptococci and zoonoses to selected applications in human health, these papers capture the laboratory’s recent scientific trajectory.
SDSE strains from diseased pigs in Québec form populations genetically distinct from human lineages, with frequent multidrug resistance.
Read on PubMed ↗A case of meningitis in a French pig farmer documents a zoonotic S. suis ST25 lineage in Western Europe.
Read on PubMed ↗This study shows the dominance of a defined SDSE lineage among invasive infections in Toronto, highlighting the value of genomic surveillance in human health.
Read on PubMed ↗Genomic analysis of clinical isolates from pigs and cattle reveals multiple species misidentified as S. suis and limitations in routine identification.
Read on PubMed ↗This study documents human S. suis infections in South America and their associations with exposure to pigs or pork.
Read on PubMed ↗Changes in pediatric pneumococcal populations after vaccination show how genomics can illuminate the long-term impact of public-health interventions.
Read on PubMed ↗Genomic characterization of 251 isolates from diseased pigs across Europe reveals their diversity and antimicrobial resistance determinants.
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