National B Virus Resource Center

NIH’s NCRR funds the National B Virus Resource Center to provide 24/7/365 diagnostic testing, educational resources, and emergency information to requestors. The Diagnostic Laboratories are adjacent to the B Virus Research Laboratories, facilitating exchange of the most up-to-date strategies for identification of B virus infections whether in the natural host or in zoonotically infected humans. Antiviral research provides current drug sensitivities and treatment monitoring for zoonotic infections.

Notice

2008 CDC Permit Form (1/23/2008) *New

Gibbon Submission Form (12/05/2007) *New

New phone numbers will be used on July 1st, 2007 *New

FAQ page updated (6/21/2007)

Recommendation on Sample Collection (6/18/2007)

2007 GA Department of HR Clinical Laboratory License (12/20/2006)

Current CLIA Certificate (3/20/2007)

Submission Form updated (6/21/2007)

Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories 5th Edition (2/17/2007)

Alert Card updated(6/21/2007) B Virus Guidelines added (11/25/2003)

Information is added to each photo of Macaque monkeys (11/21/2003)

Mini-SOP form updated (6/18/2007)

Did You Know?

Georgia State University is home to one of the few bio-safety level 4 (BSL-4) labs in a university setting.

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