Michigan State University VDL VetLIRN 2017

项目概要/摘要： 总的目标是加强监测、早期发现和快速处理 应对动物食品或药物相关疾病或其他大规模动物食品/饲料紧急事件 需要对涉及的诊断或动物食品/饲料样品进行浪涌容量测试。这种能力的提高 将发生在一个全方位服务的兽医诊断实验室，配备人员和设备，以提供完整的 FDA、CVM和联邦、州或州的病理学、微生物学和全面毒理学测试， 地方机构。 密歇根州兽医学院人口与动物健康诊断中心（DCPAH） 州立大学是密歇根州的官方兽医诊断实验室，也是美国 美国最繁忙的城市每年进行超过100万次测试。该实验室拥有广泛的客户 我们的客户遍布美国50个州和加拿大。工作人员包括120名教师和支持人员在八个 实验室部分，加上流行病学。个别实验室部门包括细菌学，病毒学， 免疫诊断学/寄生虫学、解剖病理学、临床病理学、毒理学、营养学和 内分泌科 DCPAH还拥有来自密歇根州自然资源部的野生动物生物学家和诊断专家 （MDNR）和密歇根州农业和农村发展部的监管兽医 （MDARD）。这一独特的安排有助于努力解决国内和国际社会之间的重要接口问题， 动物和野生动物。该实验室已获得美国兽医实验室协会的全面认可。 诊断人员（AAVLD）对所有动物物种进行诊断测试，并已被接纳为 国家动物卫生实验室网络（NAHLN），实验室响应网络（LRN），食品 紧急反应网络（FERN）和兽医实验室反应网络（Vet-LRN）。 页1的1

Project Summary/Abstract: The overall objective is to enhance the capability and capacity for surveillance, early detection of, and rapid response to animal food or drug related illnesses or other large-scale animal food/feed emergency events requiring surge capacity testing of implicated diagnostic or animal food/feed samples. This increased capacity will occur within a full-service veterinary diagnostic laboratory staffed and equipped to provide complete pathological, microbiological, and comprehensive toxicological testing for FDA, CVM, and federal, state, or local agencies. The Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health (DCPAH), College of Veterinary Medicine, Michigan State University, serves as the official veterinary diagnostic laboratory for the State of Michigan and is one of the busiest in the U.S., conducting in excess of 1 million tests annually. The laboratory has an extensive client base, with clients in all 50 states and Canada. The staff comprises 120 faculty and support staff in eight laboratory sections, plus Epidemiology. Individual laboratory sections include Bacteriology, Virology, Immunodiagnostics/Parasitology, Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology, Toxicology, Nutrition, and Endocrinology. DCPAH also houses wildlife biologists and diagnosticians from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) and regulatory veterinarians from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD). This unique arrangement facilitates efforts to address the important interface between domestic animals and wildlife. The laboratory is fully accredited by the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians (AAVLD) to perform diagnostic testing on all animal species, and has been admitted to the National Animal Health Laboratory Network (NAHLN), the Laboratory Response Network (LRN), The Food Emergency Response Network (FERN), and the Veterinary Laboratory Response Network (Vet-LRN). Page 1 of 1