Session 4 - Survival and application

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Session times

• Day 3 Friday 10th September 2021. 10:00-11:30 (BST/UTC+1)

Session programme

Time	Item
+00:00	Opening remarks from Session Chairs
+00:05	10 minute oral presentations
	S2: Transcriptome dynamics in chemostat culture reveal how Campylobacter jejuni transports glutamine as a nitrogen source for optimal growth and survival
	Ashley Griffin (University of Sheffield)
	S4: An integrated computational and experimental study shows that C. jejuni M1cam can use organic acids and hydrogen for survival
	Emily Stoakes (University of Cambridge) Video
	S3: Towards development of reliable biological method to detect and quantify AI-2 signals from Campylobacter jejuni in food samples
	Dina Ramić (Biotechnical faculty, University of Ljubljana) Video
	S6: Novel Metabolic Genes and an Altered Phasome in Campylobacter hepaticus Genomes are Potential Determinants of Spotty Liver Disease
	Jonathan Holmes (University of Leicester) Video
+00:45	5 minute lightning talk
	S5: Survival of Campylobacter jejuni on eggshells
	Ingrid Hansson (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences) Video
	S8: Establishing CRISPR interference system in Campylobacter jejuni
	Ruby Coates (University of Cambridge) Video
	S9: Fluoroquinolone resistance is associated with aerobic survival and is found at high levels in Campylobacter strains isolated from supermarket chicken
	Gillian Carney (University College Dublin) Video
	S10: Differences in amino acids utilization between Campylobacter jejuni M1 and 11168H – HILIC-MS and Genome-Scale Metabolic Modelling analysis
	Noemi Tejera (Quadram Institute Bioscience) Video
	S1: Basic mechanisms of adhesion crucial for Campylobacter jejuni biofilms
	Anja Klančnik (Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana) Video
	S7: Recurring genotypes of Campylobacter jejuni involved in human infection in Luxembourg and associated to specific phenotypic traits
	Nennig Morgane (National Health Laboratory, Luxembourg) Video
+01:15	Question and answer session regarding all talks
+01:30	Session summary and close (Session chairs)

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Session chairs

• Lisa Williams (Hartpury University)
• Evangelos Mourkas (University of Bath)