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Food Microbe Tracker

The Bacterial Strain WWW database (Food Microbe Tracker) project is being developed as an innovative WWW-based tool for information exchange on bacterial subtypes and strains and for studies on bacterial biodiversity and strain diversity. The current core strain database has been assembled by Dr. Kathryn Boor's and Dr. Martin Wiedmann's research groups at Cornell, but we hope and anticipate that members of the worldwide research community will contribute their data to this database to allow open data exchange and to facilitate large scale analyses and studies on bacterial biodiversity.  For more information, please visit the Food Microbe Tracker homepage.

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