埃及(矢量），NR-1_Vaccinia virus

NR-50317?? Adult Phlebotomus sergenti, Strain South Sinai, Egypt(Vectors)|Phlebotomus sergenti|Adult Phlebotomus sergenti, Strain South Sinai, Egypt|25°C to 26°C (80% relative humidity)|TE RowlandAcknowledgment for publications should read "The following reagent was provided by Walter Reed Army Institute of Research for distribution by BEI Resources, NIAID, NIH: Adult Phlebotomus sergenti, Strain South Sinai, Egypt, NR-50317."|Quantity limit per year for this item is 800 adult sand flies. Orders over this limit will be sent to NIAID for approval before shipment. Please allow up to 6 months after order for Adult flies to be available. Adult sand flies CANNOT be shipped and must be picked up onsite at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), Silver Spring, MD, USA. Please contact BEI Resources for details. Phleobotomus sergenti (P. sergenti), strain South Sinai, Egypt, was collected by H. Hanafi in Sinai in 1996. This vector is transmission competent for Leishmania tropica. NR-50317 consists of adult P. sergenti (sand flies). For additional information regarding care and maintenance of your sand flies please refer to the Reference section of the Product Information Sheet. Any scientist* who is registered at the appropriate level with BEI Resources may request materials provided by the Department of Defense Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) Sand Fly Initiative through the BEI Resources online catalog. BEI Resources forwards the request to NIAID for approval. Upon NIAID approval and issuance of permits, reagents will be shipped to the requestor directly from the WRAIR insectary. Sand Flies are not manufactured by or stored at BEI Resources. For technical questions about WRAIR materials, contact the WRAIR office directly. *Scientists working for DoD agencies must order directly from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and not through BEI Resources. For information on additional sand fly species, please contact Toby Rowland at tobin.e.rowland.civ@mail.mil.

NR-50160?? Stages L3/Pupae Phlebotomus sergenti, Strain South Sinai, Egypt(Vectors)|Phlebotomus sergenti|Stages L3/Pupae Phlebotomus sergenti, Strain South Sinai, Egypt|25°C to 26°C (80% relative humidity)|TE RowlandAcknowledgment for publications should read "The following reagent was provided by Walter Reed Army Institute of Research for distribution by BEI Resources, NIAID, NIH: Stages L3/Pupae Phlebotomus sergenti, Strain South Sinai, Egypt, NR-50160."|Availability of this item is limited and order limits per year will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Please contact Tobin Rowland (tobin.e.rowland.civ@mail.mil) at WRAIR directly for availability prior to placing your order. Please allow at least 6 months after order for larval pots to be available for shipment. Phleobotomus sergenti (P. sergenti), strain South Sinai, Egypt, was collected by H. Hanafi in North Sinai in 1996. This vector is transmission competent for Leishmania tropica. NR-50160 consists of 1 larval pot of P. sergenti (sand flies), containing mixed L3/pupae life stages. Registrants may order up to 6 larval pots per year. For additional information regarding care and maintenance of your sand flies please refer to the Reference section of the Product Information Sheet. Any scientist* who is registered at the appropriate level with BEI Resources may request materials provided by the Department of Defense Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) Sand Fly Initiative through the BEI Resources online catalog. BEI Resources forwards the request to NIAID for approval. Upon NIAID approval and issuance of permits, reagents will be shipped to the requestor directly from the WRAIR insectary. Sand Flies are not manufactured by or stored at BEI Resources. For technical questions about WRAIR materials, contact the WRAIR office directly. *Scientists working for DoD agencies must order directly from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and not through BEI Resources. For information on additional sand fly species, please contact Toby Rowland at tobin.e.rowland.civ@mail.mil.