dr dave spratt
Research
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Contacts
- Dr
- Dave
- Alexander
- Spratt
- Dr Dave Spratt
- Tel: 020 34561107
- Ex: 020 3456 1107
- Fax: 020 34561127
- d.spratt@ucl.ac.uk
- Website
- https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/extResource/image/01/DASPR40
- 1997-08-26
Address
- 999
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- Microbial Diseases, UCL Eastman Dental Institute
- 256 Gray's Inn Rd
- London
- WC1X 8LD
Appointment
- ACARDR
- 1999-08-01
- 1
- Reader in Microbial Ecology
- Faculty Graduate Tutor
- IDR
- Microbial Diseases
- ID
- Eastman Dental Institute
Joined UCL
- 1997-08-26
Research Summary
At present my research activities revolve around a number of aspects of microbial ecology. I am primarily interested in understanding population shifts in our commensal microbiota which are associated with the inception and progression of polymicrobial diseases. A number of molecular techniques including metagenomics are now available which allow the population profile of a given microbial population to be ascertained in a unbiased and cultured independent manner. These techniques have revolutionised our understanding of the human microbiome and it is thought that perhaps 50,000 different species make up th ehuman microbiome.Research Activities
- 810
- Bacterial Biofilms and Ecology
- 6058
- Development of new injectable adhesive composites for bone repair
- 813
- Injectable drug - releasing composites for tooth a
- 6057
- Re-mineralising, antibacterial composites and adhesives for more durable, conservative and pain less tooth restoration
11 - 20 of 150 Publications
Development of remineralizing, antibacterial dental materials
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Prevalence, intensity and identity of bacteraemia following conservative dental procedures in children
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Distribution of tetracycline and erythromycin resistance genes among human oral and fecal metagenomic DNA
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Microbial life in the mouth
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Use of quantitative PCR and culture methods to characterize ecological flux in bacterial biofilms.
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Publisher: The Biofilm Club
In vitro biofilm model for studying tongue flora and malodour
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Determination of the genetic support for tet(W) in oral bacteria
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Additional Information
- Biofilms
- Diabetes
- Fluorescence microscopy techniques
- Infection
- Infectious diseases
- Metabolomics
- Microspectroscopy
- Mixed methods: Qualitative & Quantitative
- Modelling
- Models of disease
- Mouth
- Oral
- Oral health
- Oral microbiology
- QPCR
- Raman
Collaborators
- JRPRA52
- dr jonathan pratten
- JCKNO52
- prof jonathan knowles
- VSALI04
- dr vehid salih
- AYOUN32
- dr anne young
- PASHL72
- dr paul ashley
- IPPAR53
- prof ivan parkin
- LBOZE75
- dr laurent bozec
External Collaborators
- 2483
- Juha-Pekka Nuutinen

