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Collaborative project: Incidence and impact of potentially disease associated viral DNA in cattle - subproject 2 (Project)
...With respect to preventive consumer protection and animal welfare, the project will 1. Determine the incidence of viral DNA in cattle and food made from cattle, 2. ...In this effort, three partners cooperatively address the different questions in 9 work packages. The partners are LMU München (Lehrstuhl für Virologie; Lehrstuhl für Hygiene und Technologie der Milch), die CAU Kiel (Institut für Tierzucht und Tierhaltung) und das Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut (Institut für Virusdiagnostik). The tasks of the work packages are AP1 Rolling circle amplification of circular DNA extracted from cattle samples (CAU, LMU-V), AP2 Metagenomic sequencing of cattle samples (German Simmental, Holstein-Frisian) both from DNA and RNA (FLI), AP3 Bioinformatic analyses of datasets generated in AP2 and comparison with data available from analyses previously conducted at FLI (FLI), AP4 Identification of potential target sequences and viruses in the results gained from previous work packages (CAU, FLI, LMU-V), AP5 Development of tools for the characterization of viral proteins with monoclonal antibodies generated using recombinantly expressed proteins (LMU-M), AP6 Targeted detection of target-sequences in samples from different species (LMU-V) and different foods of animal origin (CAU), respectively, aiming at the prevalence comparison, AP7 Antibody-based detection of target antigens (LMU-M), AP8 Functional analyses of relevant new or yet uncharacterized viruses in vitro or, if appropriate, in vivo (LMU-V), AP9 Compilation of relevant knowledge for risk assessment and definition of consequences (CAU, FLI, LMU-M, LMU-V)"....
Funding period: 2018 - 2021
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Collaborative project: Incidence and impact of potentially disease associated viral DNA in cattle - subproject 3 (Project)
...With respect to preventive consumer protection and animal welfare, the project will 1. Determine the incidence of viral DNA in cattle and food made from cattle, 2. ...In this effort, three partners cooperatively address the different questions in 9 work packages. The partners are LMU München (Lehrstuhl für Virologie; Lehrstuhl für Hygiene und Technologie der Milch), die CAU Kiel (Institut für Tierzucht und Tierhaltung) und das Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut (Institut für Virusdiagnostik). The tasks of the work packages are AP1 Rolling circle amplification of circular DNA extracted from cattle samples (CAU, LMU-V), AP2 Metagenomic sequencing of cattle samples (German Simmental, Holstein-Frisian) both from DNA and RNA (FLI), AP3 Bioinformatic analyses of datasets generated in AP2 and comparison with data available from analyses previously conducted at FLI (FLI), AP4 Identification of potential target sequences and viruses in the results gained from previous work packages (CAU, FLI, LMU-V), AP5 Development of tools for the characterization of viral proteins with monoclonal antibodies generated using recombinantly expressed proteins (LMU-M), AP6 Targeted detection of target-sequences in samples from different species (LMU-V) and different foods of animal origin (CAU), respectively, aiming at the prevalence comparison, AP7 Antibody-based detection of target antigens (LMU-M), AP8 Functional analyses of relevant new or yet uncharacterized viruses in vitro or, if appropriate, in vivo (LMU-V), AP9 Compilation of relevant knowledge for risk assessment and definition of consequences (CAU, FLI, LMU-M, LMU-V)"....
Funding period: 2018 - 2021
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Further data preparation and analysis of the German National Nutrition Survey II (Project)
...Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism 55 (Suppl 1), 56-57, 2009 Krems C, Heuer T, Hartmann BM: Energy and nutrient intake of the German population using the German Nutrient Database – results of the second German National Nutrition Survey. ...Ann Nutr Metab 55 (Suppl 1), 307, 2009 Krems C, Strassburg A: Health and lifestyle indicators - Blood lipids, mortality/morbidity, smoking behaviour, alcohol consumption. ...Ann Nutr Metab 55 (Suppl 1), 485, 2009 Haftenberger M, Heuer T, Heidemann C, Kube F, Krems C, Mensink GMB: Relative validation of a food frequency questionnaire for national health and nutrition monitoring. ...
Funding period: 2008 - 2020
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Determination of furan fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acids in food (Project)
...Conjugated linoleic acids (CLA) isomers are C18 diene fatty acids with different conjugated double bond configurations. ...The commercial reference CLA-isomers c9,c11-, c9,t11-, t9,t11- and t10,c12-octadecadienoic acids are separated and identified. ...The commercial reference FFA 9,12-Epoxy-9,11- and 10,13-Epoxy-10,12-octadecadienoic acids are separated and identified. ...
Funding period: 2007 - 2007
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Choosing foods, eating meals; sustaining independence and quality of life in old age (SENIOR FOOD) (Project)
...Pfau, C.; Heyer, A.; Seltmann, G.: Mahlzeiten im Lebensverlauf ? ...Abstract. Abstracts zum 43. Wissenschaftlichen Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Ernährung, 9.-10. ...Karlsruhe, Dezember 2005, 25 S.Pfau, C.; Saba, A.: Preparing meals in later life. In: Raats, M.M.; de Groot; C.P.G.M.; van Staveren, W.A. ...
Funding period: 2003 - 2008
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Development of diagnostic methods for pests and diseases of forest trees (Project)
...The topic of this research is the development of trustable diagnosis methods for cryptic (e.g. Phytophthora species) or difficult to allocable tree pathogens like tree rooting fungi. Another example is the ash dieback fungus Hymenoscyphus albidus with the anamorph form Chalara fraxinea which causes massive damages on ash. e.g.: Pehl, L., Wulf, A. 2001: Mycospharella-Nadelpilze der Kiefer - Schadsymptome, Biologie und Differentialdiagnose. ...Deut. Pflanzenschutzd., 53 (9), 217 - 22...
Funding period: 2009 - 2019
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Comparative investigation of antibiotic-resistant, food-borne pathogens in plant and meat products in Nigeria and Germany (Project)
...The studies aim to determine and compare the sources and incidences of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and distribution of resistance genes in Staphylococcus (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus-MRSA), Escherichia coli (ESBL-Escherichia coli, E. coil O157:H7 and other pathotypes and Salmonella species such as Salmonella Enteritidis and Salmonella Typhimurium), as well as their specific lineages in plant and meat products from food chains in Germany and Nigeria. ...The first results have recently been published: Igbinosa, E., Rathje, J., Habermann, D., Brinks,, E., Cho, G....Genome Announcements 6(9), e00123-18....
Funding period: 2017 - 2018
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Development of a molecular diagnostic for sustainable and resource-efficient production of the renewable resource potato starch. Subproject 1 (Project)
...The following results have been achieved in the reporting period: WP1 Development of molecular markers for resistance to pathotypes 1,2,6,18: Extensive resistance tests were performed for the following groups of material: a) Potato varieties with known resistance spectrum: The inoculum for the tests of 47 varieties with multiple resistance, 50 varieties with P1 resistance, 50 varieties with P1 susceptibility and 80 wild species with unknown resistance or susceptibility to potato wart disease was increased for all four pathotypes (in total 15,900 warts). b) Segregating populations: 24 genotypes were infected with pathotype 1 and 18 genotypes with P18, seedling tissue was taken after 2, 7, 14 and 21 days and frozen, then shipped to partner LUH. c) Crossing populations with other donors of resistance: The parents of each crossing populations were tested with all four pathotypes (588 tubers). 150 genotypes of the population Panda x L04 were tested with 20 tubers on pathotype 18 and the distribution of the means was calculated. ...
Funding period: 2013 - 2016
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Development of a molecular diagnostic for sustainable and resource-efficient production of the renewable resource potato starch. Subproject 2 (Project)
...The following results have been achieved in the reporting period: WP1 Development of molecular markers for resistance to pathotypes 1,2,6,18: Extensive resistance tests were performed for the following groups of material: a) Potato varieties with known resistance spectrum: The inoculum for the tests of 47 varieties with multiple resistance, 50 varieties with P1 resistance, 50 varieties with P1 susceptibility and 80 wild species with unknown resistance or susceptibility to potato wart disease was increased for all four pathotypes (in total 15,900 warts). b) Segregating populations: 24 genotypes were infected with pathotype 1 and 18 genotypes with P18, seedling tissue was taken after 2, 7, 14 and 21 days and frozen, then shipped to partner LUH. c) Crossing populations with other donors of resistance: The parents of each crossing populations were tested with all four pathotypes (588 tubers). 150 genotypes of the population Panda x L04 were tested with 20 tubers on pathotype 18 and the distribution of the means was calculated. ...
Funding period: 2013 - 2016
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Development of a molecular diagnostic for sustainable and resource-efficient production of the renewable resource potato starch. Subproject 3 (Project)
...The following results have been achieved in the reporting period: WP1 Development of molecular markers for resistance to pathotypes 1,2,6,18: Extensive resistance tests were performed for the following groups of material: a) Potato varieties with known resistance spectrum: The inoculum for the tests of 47 varieties with multiple resistance, 50 varieties with P1 resistance, 50 varieties with P1 susceptibility and 80 wild species with unknown resistance or susceptibility to potato wart disease was increased for all four pathotypes (in total 15,900 warts). b) Segregating populations: 24 genotypes were infected with pathotype 1 and 18 genotypes with P18, seedling tissue was taken after 2, 7, 14 and 21 days and frozen, then shipped to partner LUH. c) Crossing populations with other donors of resistance: The parents of each crossing populations were tested with all four pathotypes (588 tubers). 150 genotypes of the population Panda x L04 were tested with 20 tubers on pathotype 18 and the distribution of the means was calculated. ...
Funding period: 2013 - 2017
