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Covid: a project with ICGEB to strengthen Moldovan research
The goal is to create an infrastructure for virus surveillance
03 February, 19:06 (ANSA) - TRIESTE, 03 FEB - TRIESTE, FEBRUARY 3 - A
cooperation project between the Laboratory of Molecular Virology
of Icgeb (Trieste) and the State University of Medicine and
Pharmacy "Nicole Testemitanu" of the Republic of Moldova,
launched with a grant from the Friuli VG Region, aims at
consolidating Moldova's research capabilities in the fight
against Covid-19 and supporting the establishment of a permanent
infrastructure for the surveillance of coronaviruses and other
human viruses.
The two above mentioned entities will cooperate to improve research capacities in the field of infectious diseases and health surveillance systems. "The project will allow Moldovan researchers to acquire new skills in molecular virology and study particularly the molecular evolution of SARS-Cov-2 circulating in Moldova, through specialized training and reciprocal visits," said the head of the Molecular Virology laboratory at ICGEB, Alessandro Marcello. "The partners will exchange protocols and materials and will conduct joint experiments and surveys on the Moldovan virus isolates," added the vice-rector for Research of the Nicolae Testemitanu University, Stanislav Groppa. (ANSA).
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The two above mentioned entities will cooperate to improve research capacities in the field of infectious diseases and health surveillance systems. "The project will allow Moldovan researchers to acquire new skills in molecular virology and study particularly the molecular evolution of SARS-Cov-2 circulating in Moldova, through specialized training and reciprocal visits," said the head of the Molecular Virology laboratory at ICGEB, Alessandro Marcello. "The partners will exchange protocols and materials and will conduct joint experiments and surveys on the Moldovan virus isolates," added the vice-rector for Research of the Nicolae Testemitanu University, Stanislav Groppa. (ANSA).