Diagnostics in Slovenia


Viruses IFA EIA NT PCR SEQ VI WB HIA Contact
Bhanja               University of Ljubljana
Medical Faculty
Inst. of Microbiol. & Immunology

Prof. Tatjana Avšič-Županc
Ljubljana
Slovenia

Address

NRC for Arboviruses, VHF, BT
WHO CC for Arboviruses and VHF

Staff: 6 scientists, 2 technicians

Equipment: BSL-2; BSL-3, BSL-4 (if necessary - glove box)
Chikungunya        
Crimean-Congo HF      
Dengue      
Dobrava      
EBL-1, EBL-2            
Filoviruses
(Ebola-like, Marburg-like)		            
Hantavirus      
Influenza A            
Japanese Encephalitis        
Langat            
Lassa          
LCMV        
Orthopoxviruses
(Cowpox, Monkeypox)		            
Puumala      
Rabies            
Rift Valley fever          
Saarema            
Sandfly Fever: Naples & Sicilian        
SARS CoV            
Seoul          
Sindbis            
St. Louis Encephalitis            
Tahyna              
Tick-Borne Encephalitis      
Toscana        
Tula          
Usutu            
Vaccinia            
Variola            
West Nile Fever      
Yellow Fever          


Viruses IFA EIA NT PCR SEQ VI WB HIA Contact
Influenza A/H5N1               Dr. Katarina Prosenc trilar
Dr. Natasa Berginc
Laboratory for Virology
Bohoriceva 15
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

email:
katarina.prosenc@ivz-rs.si
natasa.beginc@ivz-rs.si
Tel. + 386 43 42 610
Fax + 386 43 42 612
Influenza: seasonal        
Measels              
Polio            
Rubella              

Abbreviations: IFA=Immunofluorescence Assay, EIA=Enzyme Immuno Assay, NT=Neutralization Test, PCR=Polymerase Chain Reaction, SEQ=Sequencing, VI=Virus Isolation, WB=Western Blot, HIA=Haemagglutination Inhibition Assay
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