Animal Parasitic Diseases : Research

Research Programs and Projects at this Location

ARS research is organized into National Programs. Within each National Program are research projects. Listed below are the National Programs and research projects currently conducted at this location.

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Animal Health (NP #103)
	AVIAN GENOMIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC APPROACHES FOR CONTROLLING MUCOSAL PATHOGENS (Appropriated)
	DETERMINANTS OF AVIAN COCCIDIOSIS INFECTION AND PATHOGENICITY (Appropriated)
	EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF NEOSPORA CANINUM AND RELATED PROTOZOA (Appropriated)
	GENETIC AND IMMUNE STRATEGIES TO CONTROL MUCOSAL PATHOGENS OF SWINE (Appropriated)
	INTEGRATED BIOSYSTEMATICS AND TAXONOMY FOR PARASITES AMONG UNGULATES AND OTHER VERTEBRATES (Appropriated)
	GLOBAL GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS TO INVESTIGATE MUCOSAL IMMUNE RESPONSE TO AVIAN INFLUENZA IN KOREAN NATIVE CHICKEN BREEDS (Grant)
	COOPERATION ON BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENOMICS RESEARCH ON ANIMAL HEALTH (Memorandum of Understanding)
	AVIAN GENOMIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC APPROACHES FOR CONTROLLING MUCOSAL PATHOGENS (Reimbursable)
	AVIAN INTESTINAL MICROARRAY ANALYSIS (Reimbursable)
	DEVELOPING PREDICTIVE MODELS FOR IDENTIFYING PIGS WITH SUPERIOR IMMUNE RESPONSE AND IMPROVED FOOD SAFETY (Reimbursable)
	EXPANDING THE IMMUNE TOOLKIT FOR ASSESSING PIG HEALTH AND IMPROVING SWINE DISEASE AND VACCINE STUDIES (Reimbursable)
	PRRS HOST GENETICS CONSORTIUM: A PROPOSAL TO DEVELOP A CONSORTIUM TO STUDY THE ROLE OF HOST GENETICS AND RESISTANCE TO PRRS (Reimbursable)
	THE ROLE OF PRRSV NON-STRUCTURAL PROTEINS 1 AND 2 IN HOST IMMUNITY (Reimbursable)
	UNITED STATES IMMUNE REAGENT NETWORK (Reimbursable)
	UNITED STATES VETERINARY IMMUNE REAGENT NETWORK (Reimbursable)
	EXPANDING THE IMMUNE TOOLKIT FOR ASSESSING PIG HEALTH AND IMPROVING SWINE DISEASE AND VACCINE STUDIES (Specific Cooperative Agreement)
	EXPANDING THE IMMUNE TOOLKIT FOR ASSESSING PIG HEALTH AND IMPROVING SWINE DISEASE AND VACCINE STUDIES (Specific Cooperative Agreement)
	ADJUVANT EVALUATION USING NEOSPORA ANTIGENS (Trust)
	DEVELOPMENT OF FUNCTIONAL GENOMIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC APPROACHES TO CONTROL AVIAN MUCOSAL PATHOGENS (Trust)
	DNA VACCINE TECHNOLOGY (Trust)
	EVALUATION OF NOVEL ADJUVANT IN RECOMBINANT POULTRY VACCINE (Trust)
	EVALUATION OF NOVEL ADJUVANT ON EIMERIA (Trust)
	FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS FOR DIETARY IMMUNOMODULATION (Trust)
	IN VITRO TESTING OF IMMUNOSTIMULATING PLANT EXTRACTS (Trust)
	RECOMBINANT VACCINATION STRATEGY USING IN OVO INJECTION (Trust)
	RECOMBINENT DNA VACCINE EVALUATION (Trust)
	STUDY OF THE IMMUNE POTENTIAL OF VARIOUS STRUCTURES OF PARASITES PHASES (Trust)
	THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPERIMMUNED IMMUNOGLOBULIN FOR THE CONTROL OF COCCIDIOSIS (Trust)
Food Safety, (animal and plant products) (NP #108)
	DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED RISK MODEL FOR FOODBORNE ZOONOTIC PARASITES IN SWINE (Appropriated)
	MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS AND COMPARATIVE POPULATION GENETICS OF PARASITIC ORGANISMS THAT THREATEN FOOD SAFETY AND SECURITY (Appropriated)
	ANALYST TRAINING AND CHECK SAMPLE PROGRAM FOR PORK AND HORSEMEAT EXPORT PROGRAM (Reimbursable)
	DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF TECHNIQUES TO DETECT TOXOPLASMA GONDII IN WATER (Reimbursable)
	DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNIQUES TO DETECT AND DISINFECT TOXOPLASMA GONDII IN WATER (Reimbursable)
	NATIONAL ANIMAL HEALTH MONITORING SURVEY 2006, TOXOPLASMA GONDII AND TRICHINELLA SPIRALIS (Reimbursable)
	SAFE DISPOSAL OF TOXOPLASMA OOCYST IN CAT LITTER (Reimbursable)
	SURVIVAL OF NORTH AMERICAN GENOTYPES OF TRICHINELLA IN FROZEN PORK (Reimbursable)
	T. SPIRALIS DETECTION USING MUSCLE LARVAE E/S ANTIGENS IN AN ELISA (Reimbursable)
	TOWARDS A VACCINE TO PREVENT TOXOPLASMOSIS (Reimbursable)
Veterinary, Medical and Urban Entomology (NP #104)
	ECOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR APPROACHES TO REDUCING TICK BITES AND TICK-BORNE DISEASES (Appropriated)

Last Modified: 05/14/2009