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"Next generation Snippy will allow a detailed comparison of the world's bacterial genomes.” Torsten Seemann & Wytamma are building #OpenSource software to better understand how bacteria evolve + defeat antibiotics

Depressing that you make us admit this. #Microbio25

My origin story?

Our latest preprint is out describing amr.watch – a platform for monitoring AMR trends from global genomics data. Supporting all WHO priority pathogens (2017), amr.watch summarises the geographic and temporal distribution of genotypic variants (e.g.

We show disparities between high- and low- income settings, indicate vast gaps in our knowledge globally and highlight the need for ongoing,structured surveillance combined with timely data deposition (including metadata) to support public health

Always-on: all QC’d genomes with geotemporal metadata, are ingested from archives, analysed in pathogen.watch and results visualised within amr.watch. Data are extracted and updated every 4h, with observed trends therefore only delayed by time to genome

Huge disparity in genomic data: We support all efforts to increase the genomic surveillance of pathogens on a global scale as dynamics differ locally: what happens in one place does not translate to another and high-risk clones can emerge anywhere. amr.watch can be