Miss Razan Abbara
Contact
- Email: k1911118@kingston.ac.uk
- Location: Penrhyn Road
- Faculty: Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment
- School: School of Life Sciences, Pharmacy and Chemistry
- Department: Department of Biomolecular Sciences
Research project: Understanding the resistome evolution in a one health context : Does resistance evolve differently across bacterial species?
Abstract
The thesis is studying the resistome evolution in E.coli, p. Aeruginosa, K. Pneumoniae and S.aureus using two methods which are Antibiotic Resistance Growth Plate (ARGP) and chunky methods. In addition to that, this thesis is focusing on characterising the genotypes phenotypes of the resistance strains.
- Research degree: PhD
- Title of project: Understanding the resistome evolution in a one health context : Does resistance evolve differently across bacterial species?
- Research supervisor: Professor Mark Fielder
- Other research supervisors:
Biography
I have worked as a lecturer in Microbiology, Hematology and Biochemisty applied sessions for two years.
Areas of research interest
- Antibiotic resistance
- Resistome
- Molecular basis of antibiotic resistance
Qualifications
- Msc in Microbiology, Hematology and Immunology
- Bachelor's in pharmacy and pharmaceutical chemistry
Funding or awards received
- Funding from Kingston University London