Development of a European resource on the origins of pathogens of aquaculture: The Europa Project

M. Snow; J. Barja; D. Colquhoun; C. Cunningham; M. Devold; C. Dopazo; Katja Einer-Jensen; A. Evenden; P. Enzmann; M. Gilpin; T. Gray; A. Nylund; R. Paley; D. Stone; R. Thiery

Development of a European resource on the origins of pathogens of aquaculture: The Europa Project

M. Snow, J. Barja, D. Colquhoun, C. Cunningham, M. Devold, C. Dopazo, Katja Einer-Jensen, A. Evenden, P. Enzmann, M. Gilpin, T. Gray, A. Nylund, R. Paley, D. Stone, R. Thiery

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This workshop described the EUROPA project, an EU-funded program aimed at creating a web-based database of molecular sequence data-sets related to significant pathogens of aquaculture. The project aims to focus the efforts of fish health researchers into generating large, evolving and readily available data-sets suited to the purpose of molecular epidemiology. This workshop reviewed the progress of this project, demonstrated the scope of the database developed to date, and sought input regarding the future development of this resource.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	European Association of Fish Pathologists. Bulletin
Number of pages	84
Volume	24/1
Place of Publication	Scotland
Publisher	European Association of Fish Pathologists
Publication date	2004
Edition	1
Pages	54-57
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	European Association of Fish Pathologists - Copenhagen Duration: 1 Jan 2005 → …

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City	Copenhagen
Period	01/01/2005 → …

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Snow, M., Barja, J., Colquhoun, D., Cunningham, C., Devold, M., Dopazo, C., Einer-Jensen, K., Evenden, A., Enzmann, P., Gilpin, M., Gray, T., Nylund, A., Paley, R., Stone, D., & Thiery, R. (2004). Development of a European resource on the origins of pathogens of aquaculture: The Europa Project. In European Association of Fish Pathologists. Bulletin (1 ed., Vol. 24/1, pp. 54-57). European Association of Fish Pathologists.

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Development of a European resource on the origins of pathogens of aquaculture: The Europa Project. / Snow, M.; Barja, J.; Colquhoun, D. et al.
European Association of Fish Pathologists. Bulletin. Vol. 24/1 1. ed. Scotland: European Association of Fish Pathologists, 2004. p. 54-57.

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