When there’s a salmonella outbreak, scientists use bacteria samples and DNA sequencing to find a match between humans and a food product to help determine the source of the food-born illness. Correction: A previous title on the video suggested that the B.C. Centre for Disease Control lab discovered the salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe. In fact, the BCCDC was part of a number of labs to track the outbreak.
When there’s a salmonella outbreak, scientists use bacteria samples and DNA sequencing to find a match between humans and a food product to help determine the source of the food-born illness. Correction: A previous title on the video suggested that the B.C. Centre for Disease Control lab discovered the salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe. In fact, the BCCDC was part of a number of labs to track the outbreak.When there’s a salmonella outbreak, scientists use bacteria samples and DNA sequencing to find a match between humans and a food product to help determine the source of the food-born illness. Correction: A previous title on the video suggested that the B.C. Centre for Disease Control lab discovered the salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe. In fact, the BCCDC was part of a number of labs to track the outbreak.
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