LIST OF FUNDED RESEARCH TOPICS
Funding from the Ministry of Education and Training
- Epidemiological characteristics of rabies in animals in some provinces in the Mekong Delta (2016-2018). Project leader: Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Ngoc Bich
- Prevalence of Foot and Mouth Diseases in pigs and the effectiveness of the immune response of the vaccine (2012). Project leader: MSc. Nguyen Thu Tam
Funding from Provincial budget
- Salmonellosis in waterfowl (duck, super-meat duck, Siamese duck) raised in Hau Giang province and identified two strains of S. enteritidis and S. typhimurium that mainly cause food poisoning in humans (2010- 2012). Project leader: Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Ngoc Bich.
- Restore and develop a breeding model of Tau vang chicken breed in Ca Mau province (2012-2014). Project leader: Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Ngoc Bich.
- Research and assess the impact of water pollution and microbial contamination on livestock and poultry products from cattle and poultry slaughterhouses in Tra Vinh (2017-2018). Project leader: Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Ngoc Bich
Funding from Can Tho University
- Research on the use of passive antibodies (KTG) in the prevention and treatment of Gumboro disease in local and imported chickens raised for meat, 2012. Project leader: Assoc.Prof. Dr. Tran Ngoc Bich.
- Prevalence of salmonella disease in ducks, Muscovy ducks and geese in Hau Giang province and identifying some main Salmonella strains in waterfowl products related to food poisoning in humans, 2012. Project leader : Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Ngoc Bich.
- Antibacterial effect of garlic against E. coli isolated on free-range chickens and their application in preventing diarrhea in chickens, 2014. Project leader: MSc. Bui Thi Le Minh.
- Prevalence of Escherichia coli producing extended-spectrum beta-lactamase in chickens and their antimicrobial resistance, 2015. Project leader: MSc. Bui Thi Le Minh.
- The effect of vitamin E on the immune response to Newcastle disease in free-range chickens in Can Tho city, 2015. Project leader: MSc. Huynh Ngoc Trang.
- Isolation and identification of Leptospira causing disease in dogs in Can Tho City, 2014. Project leader: MSc. Nguyen Thi Be Muoi.
- Isolation and identification of Leptospira causing disease in dogs and mice in Vinh Long province, 2015. Project leader: MSc. Nguyen Thi Be Muoi.
- Developing a treatment regimen for diabetes in dogs, 2016. Project leader: MSc Tran Thi Thao
- Gene comparison of bacteria Clostridium botulinum types C, D and E isolated from neck flaccid paralysis ducks and environment, (2017). Project leader: MSc. Nguyen Thu Tam
- Botulin toxin testing in ducks, (2018). Project leader: MSc. Nguyen Thu Tam
Research orientation
- Research on the current situation of diseases in livestock and poultry and effective disease prevention measures towards the eradication of dangerous livestock diseases in the Mekong Delta
This is a big problem for the livestock industry in the Mekong Delta that is the responsibility of the veterinary sector, especially CTU, to gradually study and solve. Activities include: epidemiological investigation; surveying pathological characteristics and pathophysiology; identifying the main causative agent and secondary causative factors; testing disease prevention and treatment procedures with vaccines, chemicals, and biological products; production of vaccines and antisera to treat diseases; developing a quick diagnostic kit for dangerous infectious diseases in the region; applying information technology in developing epidemiological maps; and applying biotechnology in the identification of microbial and parasite strains causing mutant diseases in the Mekong Delta region.
- Research on the effective use of drugs for disease prevention and treatment, the persistence of drugs in animal products, the production of herbal substitutes for partial antibiotics in the treatment of animal diseases, and research on bacterial strains of disease-causing organisms that are resistant to antibiotics
Overuse of antibiotics, causing resistance along with antibiotic residues in animal products, is a big problem that needs to be researched and clarified in order to have measures to control and create safe products. for the health of consumers. Activities include testing, analysis, selective evaluation of potential herbs, analysis, extraction, testing, and mass production. Determine mutation points on pathogenic microorganisms and strains that are resistant to antibiotics, and analyze the level of danger of these strains to livestock and poultry.
- Investigate environmental factors affecting livestock productivity and disease outbreaks, study waste treatment in livestock production effectively, and protect the environment.
Animal husbandry is one of the causes contributing to environmental pollution, causing negative impacts on livestock and especially the river environment of the community. Research to reduce environmental pollution from livestock in various forms has an important role in protecting the living environment of the community. Activities include analyzing, determining the influence level and allowable limit of each factor through testing, testing treatment measures, making practical applications, and evaluating effectiveness.
- Research on toxic substances affecting animal health and biochemical factors from animal products affecting human health
Toxic substances from food, drinking water, the farming environment, preservatives, etc. make animal products unsafe for consumers. Researching and solving this problem is very important for protecting public health.
- Application of biotechnology in the selection and breeding of livestock and poultry with disease resistance, contributing to raising productivity and efficiency of livestock production
Identify and analyze the influence of mutation sites on genes related to disease resistance of livestock, select and breed lines of cattle and poultry with disease resistance. Use of DNA chips in the identification of disease resistance genes