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Alternative forms of financing along the value-added chain of organic food (Project)
...AP2 online survey: 2.1; Validation and critical discussion of the results, conceptualization of the methodical approach of the online survey: 2.2; online survey with projects and initiatives identified in the framework of the survey; 2.3; Evaluation of the collected data and categorization of the identified financing initiatives. AP3 case studies: 3.1; Validation and critical discussion of the results, conceptualization of the methodological approach of the case studies; 3.2; Case studies. ...AP5 Dissemination and transfer of knowledge: 5.1; Preparation of information as decision-making aids; 5.2; Accompanying publications of results....
Funding period: 2017 - 2019
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SFB 670 TP8: Inhibition of AAV infection by intracellular defence mechanisms (Project)
...Less than 10% of hepatocytes in mouse livers are stably transduced with AAV2, although nearly all hepatocytes contain vector genomes 1 day after injection. The use of other serotypes, which contain the same genome, results in a remarkably higher transduction efficiency (e.g. up to 97.4% with AAV8), which suggests a cellular defence mechanism against AAV2 capsids. ...
Funding period: 2006 - 2010
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Importance of resource diversity to stingless bees in Australia (Project)
...Moreover, species rich systems provide a diversity of resources to be exploited, with diversity on one level (e.g. primary producers/resources) strongly affecting other levels (e.g. consumers). ...We investigate whether this broad resource collection is by chance or adaptive and whether as well as how bees collecting in diverse ecosystems (e.g. rainforests, suburban habitats) gain a fitness advantage over bees collecting in less diverse habitats or even monocultures (e.g., macadamia plantations, eucalypt forests). ...Leonhardt, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-30126-0, https://rdcu.be/4FDx...
Funding period: 2010 - 2015
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Digitale Kuh 3.0 ? Development of user specific management assistances to enhance the health of dairy cows and optimization of animal suitable housing systems (Project)
...Versatile data are existent in animal productive livestock, e.g. for dairy cows in digital and non-digital forms. ...At this juncture particular data are determined in very good quality for further conscious decision processes (e.g. milk yield recording). A higher assignment of these data with e.g. feeding, water and antibiotic uses or claw health, were not conducted. ...The project “Digital cow 3.0” could deliver additional information to farmers in North Rhine-Westphalia about the herd health of their dairy farms with the option to use these combined information for weak-point analysis. ...
Funding period: 2018 - 2021
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R.A.G.T.-Seeds Germany GmbH (Institution)
...R.A.G.T.-Semences, a farmer based company in southern France founded 1919, is currently in Europe, the breeding company with the greatest range of species, which currently includes 22 different species. Meanwhile R.A.G.T.-Semences is an ambitious European company with 1,100 employees and annual sales of 300 million EURO....
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Novel aproaches for the design and evaluation of cost-effective surveillance across the food chain (EJP NOVA) (Project)
... 1) Identify and map surveillance levels, actors, and potential gaps and barriers related to surveillance and use of new data sources or tools (WP1) 2) Investigate novel data sources and tools that have a potential to add surveillance information and be included as valuable components in the current surveillance systems for foodborne zoonoses (WP2) 3) Develop syndromic surveillance systems utilising (big) data sources, and combination of data sources, that have recently become available (WP3) 4) Develop modelling tools for spatial risk mapping and the prediction and assessment of geographical risk factors for food-borne disease (WP4) 5) Conduct research on methods for evaluation of the efficiency and cost-efficiency of different surveillance strategies used in the control of foodborne diseases (WP5) ...
Funding period: 2018 - 2020
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Characterisation of colistin resistant Salmonella strains, screening for mcr genes and research on novel colistin resistance determinants. (Project)
...In the years 2016 to 2018, seven additional mcr genes (mcr-2 to 8) were identified. A PCR screening of approximately 442 colistin-resistant (MIC 2 mg/L) Salmonella enterica isolates originating from food producing animals and food products collected since 2011 at the BfR showed, that many isolates (47%) carried the mcr-1 gene. ...An extended PCR screening for the resistance genes mcr-2 to mcr-5 revealed, that 13% of isolates carried the mcr-4 and 5% the mcr-5 gene. So far, mcr-2 and mcr-3-positive isolates were not detected. ...
Funding period: 2019 - 2019
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Modern molecular diagnostic methods: Development and use of the DNA chip technology for comprehensive influenza virus diagnostics (Project)
...For the rapid detection of infections with AIV (especially HPAI H5N1) and for a detailed diagnostic characterisation of the pathogen, the use of modern molecular diagnostic methods is vital. ...We plan to establish systems which in addition to subtyping of H5 and H7 permit the rapid identification of all currently existing HA subtypes (H1 to H16) and NA subtypes (N1 to N9). Isolates from different species, including wild birds, can thus be classified directly into a specific subtype b)Investigation of antigen modifications in isolates of a current outbreak. Currently occurring H5N1 isolates can thus be classified into specific genotypes, and genetic elements which are a sign for an adaptation of a current avian influenza A virus to other hosts (e.g. humans) can rapidly be detected. ...
Funding period: 2006 - 2009
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Collaborative project: Biotechnical control of cherry fruit fly species (Rhagoletis cerasi and R. cingulata) considering the reduction of insecticide use – Subproject 2 (Project)
...We developed bait sprays with plant derived insecticides (NeemAzal®-T/S and NeemAzal®-T, a.i. Azadirachtin (Neem), Spruzit® Neu, a.i. ...Regarding bait uptake NeemAzal®-T revealed to be more favourable compared to NeemAzal®-T/S, Spruzit was strongly repellent. Weekly applications of low amounts of NeemAzal baits achieved efficacies up to 100% in field cages and after optimizing the trial design 94% in a field test, with an infestation rate of 0.5%, clearly below the economic threshold. As Azadirachtin inhibits ovarian maturation and egg development it is most efficient when ingested by young females. ...
Funding period: 2007 - 2012
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Collaborative project: Biotechnical control of cherry fruit fly species (Rhagoletis cerasi and R. cingulata) considering the reduction of insecticide use – Subproject 1 (Project)
...We developed bait sprays with plant derived insecticides (NeemAzal®-T/S and NeemAzal®-T, a.i. Azadirachtin (Neem), Spruzit® Neu, a.i. ...Regarding bait uptake NeemAzal®-T revealed to be more favourable compared to NeemAzal®-T/S, Spruzit was strongly repellent. Weekly applications of low amounts of NeemAzal baits achieved efficacies up to 100% in field cages and after optimizing the trial design 94% in a field test, with an infestation rate of 0.5%, clearly below the economic threshold. As Azadirachtin inhibits ovarian maturation and egg development it is most efficient when ingested by young females. ...
Funding period: 2007 - 2012
