EVAg

LCMV Armstrong expressing the glycoprotein of strain WE and carrying a mutation N63K to convert the GP61-80 CD4 epitope to the sequence of the Armstrong/Clone strain and, additionally, carrying a glycoprotein Y72F mutati

LCMV Clone 13 expressing the glycoprotein of strain WE and carrying a mutation N63K to convert the GP61-80 CD4 epitope to the sequence of the Armstrong/Clone strain and, additionally, carrying a glycoprotein V71S mutatio

LCMV Armstrong expressing the glycoprotein of strain WE and carrying a mutation N63K to convert the GP61-80 CD4 epitope to the sequence of the Armstrong/Clone strain and, additionally, carrying a glycoprotein V71S mutati

LCMV Clone 13 expressing the glycoprotein of strain WE and carrying a mutation N63K to convert the GP61-80 CD4 epitope to the sequence of the Armstrong/Clone strain

LCMV Armstrong expressing the glycoprotein of strain WE and carrying a mutation N63K to convert the GP61-80 CD4 epitope to the sequence of the Armstrong/Clone strain

2 sera samples from Apodemus agrarius reactive to Dobrava - Kurkino virus

5 sera samples from Apodemus flavicollis reactive to Dobrava virus

This five-day course includes two modules that can be attended separately. In the first module (Ref-SKU: 011S-02851), the basic principles of routine virus typing that can be used for hospital epidemiology and public health will be addressed by a combination of lectures, demonstration and hands-on training. Participants will visit the Viroscience clinical virology lab, where they will perform all required laboratory and analysis procedures for routine typing of viruses.

This five-day course includes two modules that can be attended separately. In the first module (Ref-SKU: 011S-02851), the basic principles of routine virus typing that can be used for hospital epidemiology and public health will be addressed by a combination of lectures, demonstration and hands-on training. Participants will visit the Viroscience clinical virology lab, where they will perform all required laboratory and analysis procedures for routine typing of viruses.

In this 3-day course the basic principles of serological testing against ARBO viruses will be addressed by a combination of lectures, demonstration and hands-on training. Participants will visit the Viroscience clinical virology lab, where they will perform all laboratory techniques including ELISA, Immunofluorescence and virus neutralization. Attention will be given to serological testing in cerebrospinal fluid, including the calculation of an antibody index.

In this 3-day course the basic principles of routine virus typing will be addressed by a combination of lectures, demonstration and hands-on training. Participants will visit the Viroscience clinical virology lab, where they will perform all required laboratory and analysis procedures for routine typing of viruses. Typing of enteroviruses will be used as an example, but the general procedures are applicable to typing of other viruses also. After this course participants should have sufficient knowledge to introduce routine typing of viruses in their own laboratory.

Access to our corresponding bio-bank laboratories. Detailed presentation of our two different established management systems of the accredited virus and cell culture collection of the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute. This will include the theoretical demonstration and practical performance of individually selected standard operating procedures together with the end-user. Thereby, the focus will be on our established quality management procedures, but also main aspects of biosafety and biosecurity will be addressed.

Infectious cell culture supernatant. Mammalian orthoreovirus (MRV); isolate SI-MRV06 is preserved under Viral Storage Medium -80C. To confirm its identity the virus has been fully sequenced. The virus is mycoplasma free.

Access to rooms in animal facilities to perform animal trials with small animals up to conditions of risk group 2 (public health).

Access to rooms in animal facilities to perform animal trials up to conditions of risk group 2 (public health or animal health). In our animal facilities we could accommodate e.g. fish, sheep, goats, pigs, cattle or poultry.