Veterinary Mycology of Russia - About us
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Vetmycology.ru – Veterinary Mycology of Russia
Scientific and practical web-portal on animal fungal diseases
Welcome to Vetmycology.ru, First Russian web-portal dedicated to veterinary mycology. This web-site was created to improve the public knowledge in the field of animal fungal diseases (mycoses, mycotoxicoses, mycogenic allergies); to help to veterinary practitioners and animal’ owners in diagnosis and treatment of fungal diseases; to share and interchange the scientific and practical experience in the field of veterinary mycology.
Our site Vetmycology.ru contains the reference information on animal fungal diseases, leading scientific articles, practical recommendations, photogallery, actual F.A.Q. on animal fungal diseases, communication and interaction functions.
About authors (credits). This web-portal Vetmycology.ru is created and supported by workers of Veterinary Mycology Department of FSE “VGNKI” (Federal state Establishment “The All-Russia State Center for Quality and Standardization of animal medicines and feeds”). Our unit took up the leading position in the field of veterinary mycology in Russia, in both theoretical and practical approaches.
We carry out the researches in the following fields:
- Study of aetiology, occurrence and epidemiology of mycoses in domestic animals;
- Diversity of pathogenic species of fungi, keeping the Culture collection of clinically important fungi;
- Virulence and immunology of clinically important fungi;
- Elaboration of the vaccines and immunomodulators against mycoses in animals;
- Opportunistic animal mycoses, caused by moulds, yeasts and actinomycetes.
- Study of latent fungal carrying in domestic animals.
Our official functions are:
- Safety & Quality State control of animal medicines against mycoses, which are distributing on the territory of Russian Federation;
- Official State registration and certification of veterinary antifungal drugs;
- Official inspection and attestation of manufacturers of veterinary antifungal drugs.
We perform the following applied studies:
- Laboratory diagnosis of animal mycoses;
- Identification of fungal species, susceptibility to antifungal drugs testing;
- Detection of asymptomatic fungal carrying in animals;
- Detection of fungal contamination of foods, feeds, raw materials for foods and feeds and other substrates, environmental fungal contamination.
- Other applied studies in the field of veterinary mycology.
Our future prospects:
- In vitro model of immune reactions against fungi’
- Immunotherapy of opportunistic mycoses;
- Fungi as the risk factors in foods, feeds and environment.
Participation in Domestic and International scientific mycological events:
2004 – 10th Congress of the European Confederation of Medical Mycology, Wroclaw, Poland;
2006 – 4th All-Russian Congress on Medical Mycology. Moscow, Russia;
2007 – 5th All-Russian Congress on Medical Mycology. Moscow, Russia;
2007 - Food Safety Conference 2007 – Future directions. Sydney, Australia.
2007 – 3rd Trends in Medical Mycology. Turin, Italy.
2008 - The 6th World Congress of Veterinary Dermatology, Hong Kong.
2010 – 2nd Interdisciplinary Mycological Forum. Moscow, Russia.
Our international scientific connections:
- Institut fur Mikrobiologie und Hugiene. Berlin, Germany. Dr. Yvonne Graser.
- University of Adelaide, Mycology Unit. Adelaide, Australia. Prof. David H. Ellis
- Universitat de Lleida. Applied Mycology Unit. Lleida, Spain. Prof. Vicente Sanchis.
Memberships in Scientific Societies
- Russian National Academy of Mycology;
- European Confederation of Medical Mycology.
Our selected publications (in English):
1. Manoyan M.G., Ovchinnikov R.S., Panin A.N. Therapy of dermatophytosis in Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata). Medical mycology. - 2004. - vol. 11 suppl. 1. - p. 65
2. Manoyan M.G., Ovchinnikov R.S., Panin A.N. Etiology of dermatomycoses in rasehorses in Moscow region. Medical mycology. -. 2004. - vol. 11 suppl. 1. - pp. 65-66
3. Manoyan M.G., Ovchinnikov R.S. Asymptomatic fungal carrying in animals as a main risk factor for human dermatophytic infection. Journal of chemotherapy. – 2007. - vol. 19. - suppl. 3. - P. 60-61
4. Ovchinnikov R.S., Manoyan M.G., Gaynullina A.A., Panin A.N. Mycoses in exotic reptiles. Veterinary dermatology. – 2008. – vol. 19. – suppl. 1. – p. 59 (Download)
5. Manoyan M.G.,Ovchinnikov R.S., Panin A.N. Occurrence and aetiological pattern of dermatomycoses in horses. Veterinary dermatology. – 2008. – vol. 19. – suppl. 1. – p. 77 (Download)
6. Manoyan M.G.,Ovchinnikov R.S., Panin A.N. Therapeutic and prophylactic efficiency of a new vaccine “Equivac” against dermatophytosis in horses. Veterinary dermatology. – 2008. – vol. 19. – suppl. 1. – p. 77 (Download)
7. Manoyan M., Ovchinnikov R., Panin A. Epidemiologic significance of the latent fungal carriage in animals. The 17th Congress of The International Society for Human and Animal Mycology. Program and abstract book. – Tokyo, ISHAM. – 2009. – p. 398.
We are interested in cooperation and interaction in the field of veterinary mycology.
Please, don’t hesitate to contact us!
Contacts:
Federal state Establishment “The All-Russia State Center for Quality and Standardization of animal medicines and feeds”
Veterinary Mycology Department
Country: Russia
City: Moscow
Zip Code: 123022
Address: Zvenigorodskoe shosse, 5, VGNKI
Tel.: +7 499 256 1331
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Sincerely,
Dr. Marina M. Manoyan, Head of department
