Understanding the Transmission Patterns of Mycobacterium bovis

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Understanding the Transmission Patterns of Mycobacterium bovis Liliana Salvador Computational Ecology Boyd Orr Centre for Population and Ecosystem Health liliana.salvador@glasgow.ac.uk Understanding the Transmission Patterns of Mycobacterium bovis Risk-based surveillance 1. risk factors 2. surveillance strategies Farm-to-farm transmission 1. within-herd transmission 2. cattle movement network Multi-host species transmission 1. WGS of M. bovis isolates 2. phylodynamics/phylogeography How to correctly estimate rates of infection intra- and inter-species? How to solve the problem of data sampling biases? Is bTB genetic diversity related to bTB host susceptibility?