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Welcome to the EPPO database on Diagnostic Capacity.
This database provides an inventory of the diagnostic expertise available in the EPPO region. Data on pest collections will be incorporated at a later stage.
All information included in the database is based on individual expert’s own declarations of their expertise.
How to search the database?
You can search either by consulting the section ‘Lab List’ (data on laboratories) or ‘Expertise List’ (data on experts).
Section ‘Lab List’
All laboratories are included in a table sorted by country.
You can access both administrative and expertise details for each laboratory by clicking on its name. You can also access detailed information on individual expertise by clicking on each line displayed in ‘expertise’.
You can immediately visualize additional information concerning laboratories, such as whether it has a quality programme, whether it is accredited or offers training.
You can refine your selection of laboratories by clicking, for example, on ‘quality programme’ or any other criteria appearing the right-hand columns of the table.
Section ‘Expertise List’
All experts are included in a table sorted by Latin names of organisms diagnosed.
To search the ‘Expertise List’, you can use different criteria and combine them as you wish:
- names of organisms in alphabetical order (simply choose a letter);
- levels of expertise: select ‘species’ if you want to find the experts who can diagnose a given species, and similarly select genus to find experts who can diagnose most species within a genus, family (most species within a family) or order (most species within an order);
- types of methods used by the experts (morphological serological molecular, bioassay, fatty acids or classical microbiology).
Finally, by clicking on the expert names you will obtain a description of their expertise and a link to the address and administrative details of their laboratories.
You wish to add your Laboratory in the database Please check first that your institute is not already registered in the database.
Please contact first the National Plant Protection Organization of your country to obtain its permission and necessary passwords (contact points can be found in "About EPPO")
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