SysMO-LAB: Comparative Systems Biology: Lactic Acid Bacteria
Comparative
analyses are extremely powerful for the transfer of information from
well-studied organisms to other organisms and, when coupled to
functional and phenotypic information, for gaining insight into the
relative importance of components for the differences and similarities
observed. The SysMO-LAB project focuses on relatively simple and
closely related lactic acid bacteria. These are Lactococcus lactis, the
major microorganism used in the dairy industry, Enterococcus faecalis,
both a major (fecal) contaminant in food and water and a contributor to
food fermentation, and Streptococcus pyogenes, an important human
pathogen. These bacteria have similar primary metabolisms but exist in
completely different environments (milk, faeces, blood).
The SDBV group's contribution is the gathering and structuring of kinetics information
from literature on Lactic Acid Bacteria. Data from partners in this
project will also be entered into
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