Risk Early Warning and Prevention and Control of Bacterial Infectious Diseases in Livestock and Poultry Team consists of 7 faculty members, including 3 Professors, 2 associate Professors and 2 Postdoctoral fellows. Our research focus on epidemiological surveillance and risk warning, etiology, pathogenicity mechanism, antibiotic resistance, diagnosis, prevention and control technology of animal and zoonotic bacterial infectious diseases.

Our research interests are as follows:

1. Molecular epidemiology, pathogenic mechanism, novel diagnostic and vaccines strategies of important animal bacterial pathogens, including pathogenic  E .  coli ,  Salmonella ,  R .  anatipestifer ,  Mycoplasma ,  Streptococcus  suis ,  Clostridium  perfringens .

2. Pathogenesis, immune mechanism, pathogen-host interaction, novel diagnostic and vaccines strategies of important zoonotic intracellular bacterial pathogens, including  Brucella ,  Salmonella .

3. Antibiotic resistance, transmission mechanism and alternative control strategy for multidrug-resistant bacterial infections, including bacteriophage, probiotics, antimicrobial peptides.