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), microbiological, immunological, bioinformatical (genomics and transcriptomics) and other techniques. This will involve both in vivo and in vitro research and include handling zoonotic bacteria. Learning Objectives
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of the mentor, the participant will be involved in conducting in vitro and/or in vivo (animals) experiments evaluating microbial colonization factors and host responses, characterizing bacteria/bacterial
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), microbiological, pathological and immunological and other techniques to meet identified research objectives. This will involve both in vivo and in vitro research and include handling zoonotic bacteria. Learning
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: Recombinant techniques for the genetic modification of lactic acid bacteria or yeast, and; Optimizing fermentation technologies, including the use of bioreactors for controlling process parameters. You will
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of the Aquatic Animal Health Research Unit are the development of vaccines, rapid detection tests and shrimp and crawfish diets that will enhance disease resistance to infectious bacteria and parasites. The Unit's