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Rabies Laboratory building in Research Park

 

Rabies Immunology Workshop

On April 21-22, The K-State Rabies Laboratory is hosting a
Rabies Immunology Workshop.

 

"Johnny The Puppy" is the story behind the first case of rabies in a dog in North Carolina in 60 years. Rabies is preventable. Vaccinate your pets and valuable livestock!
Part I | Part II

Other Videos about Rabies

Rabies Laboratory
Kansas State University
2005 Research Park Circle
Manhattan, KS 66502

Main telephone
Fax
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(785) 532-4483
(785) 532-4474
(785) 532-4522

Email: rabies@vet.k-state.edu

   

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Easy web address: http://www.vet.ksu.edu/rabies


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The K-State Rabies Laboratory:

  • Is the primary diagnostic laboratory for the states of Kansas and Nebraska. (read more)
  • Is one of the highest volume rabies serology centers in the world for both humans and animals. (read more)
  • Has extensive experience in measuring rabies antibodies by the Fluorescent Antibody Virus Neutralization (FAVN) test and Rapid fluorescent Focus Inhibition Test (RFFIT). (read more)
  • Meets quality monitoring standards of the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments and numerous State departments of health. (read more)
  • Welcomes and engages in collaborations with academic and commercial partners. (read more)

Rabies Serologic Testing for:

  • Pet Travel
    Measured by the Fluorescent Antibody Virus Neutralization (FAVN) test

  • Response to vaccination
         Measured by the Rapid Fluorescent Focus Inhibition Test (RFFIT)   

Useful sites for pet travel especially to Rabies-Free Areas

Rabies Diagnosis in animals

Maps and data about rabies in:

Preparation for International Travel

More useful resources and links

Rabies vaccine supply situation

News & Meetings

Personnel

 

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