M E S '9 8 - University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

Jackwood, M.W. Genetic drift in the Arkansas serotype ofinfectious bronchitis virus. U.S. Poultry and EggAssociation, $61,298.Recombinant vaccines for infectious bronchitis virus.U.S. Department of Agriculture, $5,320.Kleven, S.H. Avian mycoplasmosis. U.S. Department ofAgriculture, $3,620.Maurer, J.J. Identification of virulence specific genes inavian Escherichia coli by RAPD PCR. U.S. Poultryand Egg Association, $22,247.The distribution of virulence specific genes amongavian Escherichia coli isolates. U.S. Department ofAgriculture, $1,990.McCall, J.W. Antifilarial drug testing in dogs. WorldHealth Organization, $160,540.Experimental chemotherapy of filariasis and screeningof filaricides. World Health Organization, $104,696.Filariasis repository research services. NationalInstitutes of Health, $227,160.Standardization of a model for canine ehrlichiosisusing tick (Rhipicephalus sanguineus) induced infectionsof Ehrlichia canis in beagles. Georgia StateUniversity/Georgia Research Alliance, $30,000.Standardization of a model for canine ehrlichiosisusing tick (Rhipicephalus sanguineus) induced infectionsof Ehrlichia canis in Beagles. Merial Limited,$30,000.McGraw, R.A. Genetics of between-breed resistance tonematode infection in sheep. Louisiana StateUniversity, $136,146.Murray, T.F. Affinity labels for opioid receptors.University of Maryland, Baltimore, $53,759.Dextrorotatory opioids as probes for PCP receptors.National Institutes of Health, $488,249.New reactor for drug discovery libraries. BendResearch, Inc., $32,400.Screening of compound derivative libraries for adenosinereceptor affinity. Bend Research, Inc., $3,807.Nettles, V.F. Assess possible risk factors for exposure toEhrlichia. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,$40,949.Development and evaluation of alternate baits fordelivery of V-RG rabies vaccine to wildlife. MerialLimited, $66,650.Development and evaluation of alternate baits fordelivery of V-RG rabies vaccine to wildlife. GeorgiaState University/Georgia Research Alliance, $66,650.Development of scientific information on animal trapsfor selected wild vertebrate species. U.S. Departmentof Agriculture, $53,334.Southeastern cooperative wildlife disease study.Southeastern Association of Fish and WildlifeAgencies, $194,920.Rawlings, C.A. Stress incontinence due to intrinsicsphincter deficiency (ISD). Ethicon, Inc., $132,680.In vivo evaluation of resorbable urethral stent in thecanine cystoscopy model. Indigo Medical, Inc.,$80,000.Ritchie, B.W. Post-graduate support in zoo/exotic animalpathology. Zoo Atlanta and Riverbanks Zoo, $36,000.Rowland, G.N. Evaluation of mechanisms of tendon failurein heavy meat-type birds. U.S. Department ofAgriculture, $2,190.Sander, J.E. Enumeration of bacteria before and after disinfectionof various types of SLAT material used tohouse broiler breeders. Riverdale Mills Corporation,$4,029.Investigation of hatchery disinfectant efficacy andeffect on broiler production. U.S. Department ofAgriculture, $2,660.Stallknecht, D.E. Mycoplasma gallisepticum in housefinches and other wild birds. U.S. Poultry and EggAssociation, $34,249.Thayer, S.G. Investigation of natural disease outbreaksand field trial studies. U.S. Department of Agriculture,$18,980.Thompson, F.N. Evaluation of vaccines against fescuetoxicosis. U.S. Department of Agriculture, $22,634.Villegas, P. Inoculation study of Marek’s disease virus.Pfizer, Inc., $13,014.Isolation, identification, and control of avian viruses.U.S. Department of Agriculture, $6,585.26