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Accuracy improvement and standardization on the method of mosquito monitoring and procedure for detection of flaviviruses and bunyaviruses
 Gelbič, Ivan ; Šebesta, Oldřich ; Růžek, Daniel ; Kilian, Patrik
This publication provides information on the methods of mosquito monitoring and detection of viruses. Capturing of mosquitoes – vectores of many diseases of mans and domestic animals depends on the type of trap and attractant used, another important factor is the height at which the trap is situated. Classical methods for arboviruses detection (suckling mouse brain inoculation, CPE in cell culture, etc.) are laborious and are biased towards viruses that grow well in vitro or in vivo. Thus, these classical methods are not always suitable for large-scale surveillance. PCR-based techniques have been shown to be efficient and sensitive in surveillance for individual virus species. We hope that this guide described methods of monitoring of mosquitoes and detection of viruses by RT-PCR will be helpful for the authority of protection public health. Use of these methods enable optimization of mosquitoes eradication by methods economically advantageous and saving to the nature.
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Ticks and tick-borne diseases in South Bohemia and Bavaria
 Hönig, Václav ; Zubriková, D. ; Vogerl, M. ; Švec, P. ; Pfister, K. ; Grubhoffer, Libor
The main aim of the project was to find out the space distribution of the infection-risk of two most important tick-borne diseases. It was shown, that there is an elevated risk of infection by tick-borne pathogens in both regions. The infection agent causing Lyme disease is almost ubiquitous, while the tick-borne encephalitis virus is focal in South Bohemia and highly focal in Bavaria.
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Insect biodiversity on the late domestic refuse dump with special reference to the medically important species and their bioindicator value
 Olejníček, Jiří ; Gelbič, Ivan
Study of insects on the late refuse dump show, that in flora is many protectionist and medical important species. Territory sanitation changed biodiversity and shows, that still is not thanks of possibility of plants in harmfull substances collecting.
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