The bacterial strains characterization problem

Authors:
Fabien Chhel;Adrien Goëffon;Antoine Lafosse;Frederic Lardeux;Frederic Saubion;Gilles Hunault;Tristan Boureau
Affiliations:
LERIA University of Angers;LERIA University of Angers;LERIA University of Angers;LERIA University of Angers;LERIA University of Angers;HIFI University of Angers;UMR PAVE University of Angers
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2011 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing
Year:
2011

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Abstract

The accurate characterization of collections of bacterial strains is a major scientific challenge, since bacteria are indeed responsible of significant plant diseases and thus subjected to official control procedures (e.g., in Europe, Directive 2000/29/EC). The development of diagnostic tests is therefore an important issue in order to routinely identify strains of these species.