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Research Programs and Projects at this Location

ARS research is organized into National Programs. Within each National Program are research projects. Listed below are  the National Programs and research projects currently conducted at this location.

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Animal Health (NP #103)
Control Strategies for Bovine Babesiosis
(In-House Appropriated)
Control Strategies for Theileriosis
(In-House Appropriated)
Development of a Vaccine and Improved Diagnostics for Malignant Catarrhal Fever
(In-House Appropriated)
Genetic Approaches and Tools to Prevent, Control, and Eradicate Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies
(In-House Appropriated)
Identifying Effective Immune Responses and Vaccine Development for Bovine Anaplasmosis
(In-House Appropriated)
Understanding Host-Bacterial Interactions to Mitigate Disease in Small Ruminants
(In-House Appropriated)
Development of Strategies to Control Tick-borne Babesial Pathogens of Livestock
(Cooperative Agreement)
Development of Strategies to Control Tick-Borne Bacterial Pathogens of Livestock
(Cooperative Agreement)
Understanding Genetic Variation of Parasites that cause Bovine Babesiosis to Develop Efficient Control Strategies
(Cooperative Agreement)
Identification of Babesia Gametocyte Chemoattractive Molecules
(Interagency Reimbursable Agreement)
Targeting Subdominant Rhoptry-associated Proteins of Babesia Bovis in a Subunit Vaccine to Protect Cattle Against Bovine Babesiosis
(Interagency Reimbursable Agreement)
Collaborative Animal Research between Regents of the University of Idaho and the ARS - Animal Disease Research Unit
(Non-Funded Cooperative Agreement)
Collaborative Animal Research between Washington State University and ARS-ADRU
(Non-Funded Cooperative Agreement)
Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests Plan Revision - U.S. Agricultural Research Service Cooperating Agency Agreement
(Non-Funded Cooperative Agreement)
Identifying Genomic Regions Associated with Chronic Wasting Disease in Elk: A Foundation for Understanding an Endemic Disease
(Reimbursable Cooperative Agreement)
A Novel Platform for Bovine Anaplasmosis Vaccine Development
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Advanced Host Genomics: Nasal Shedding of Mycoplasma Ovipneumoniae and Multiple Data Uses to Benefit Sheep Research
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Animal Protection and Care for Cattle, Horses, Goats, and Sheep
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Control Strategies for Cattle Fever Ticks and Bovine Babesiosis in the United States
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Control strategies for Infectious Diseases of Livestock.
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Develop Predictive Models of Potential Babesia Disease Spread in the U.S. to Assist in Mitigating Potential Future Outbreaks
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Development of Control Strategies for Theileria orientalis
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Development of Novel Preventive, Diagnostic, and Treatment Strategies for Theileriosis in Horses and Cattle
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Identification Of Babesia Gametocyte Chemoattractive Molecule
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
MCF Vaccine Trials in Bison
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Prevalence of Antibodies to Malignant Catarrhal Fever Viruses in Cattle and Sheep in Brazil
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Surveying Nilgai Antelope in South Texas for Evidence of Infection with Bovine Babesiosis
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Testing Drug Therapies to Control Babesia Infection and/or Severe Acute Babesiosis
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Novel Babesia Proteins and Their Roles in the Pathogenesis of Tick Fever
(Trust Fund Cooperative Agreement)
Utilizing Bioinformatics and Genetic Transformation Approaches to Develop Novel Vaccines to Prevent Babesia bovis Acute Infection and Transmission
(Trust Fund Cooperative Agreement)
Food Safety, (Animal and Plant Products) (NP #108)
Control Strategies for Bovine Babesiosis
(In-House Appropriated)
Control Strategies for Theileriosis
(In-House Appropriated)
Development of Strategies to Control Tick-borne Babesial Pathogens of Livestock
(Cooperative Agreement)
Understanding Genetic Variation of Parasites that cause Bovine Babesiosis to Develop Efficient Control Strategies
(Cooperative Agreement)
Identification of Babesia Gametocyte Chemoattractive Molecules
(Interagency Reimbursable Agreement)
Targeting Subdominant Rhoptry-associated Proteins of Babesia Bovis in a Subunit Vaccine to Protect Cattle Against Bovine Babesiosis
(Interagency Reimbursable Agreement)
Collaborative Animal Research between Regents of the University of Idaho and the ARS - Animal Disease Research Unit
(Non-Funded Cooperative Agreement)
Control Strategies for Cattle Fever Ticks and Bovine Babesiosis in the United States
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Control strategies for Infectious Diseases of Livestock.
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Develop Predictive Models of Potential Babesia Disease Spread in the U.S. to Assist in Mitigating Potential Future Outbreaks
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Development of Control Strategies for Theileria orientalis
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Development of Novel Preventive, Diagnostic, and Treatment Strategies for Theileriosis in Horses and Cattle
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Identification Of Babesia Gametocyte Chemoattractive Molecule
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
MCF Vaccine Trials in Bison
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Surveying Nilgai Antelope in South Texas for Evidence of Infection with Bovine Babesiosis
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Testing Drug Therapies to Control Babesia Infection and/or Severe Acute Babesiosis
(Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement)
Novel Babesia Proteins and Their Roles in the Pathogenesis of Tick Fever
(Trust Fund Cooperative Agreement)
Utilizing Bioinformatics and Genetic Transformation Approaches to Develop Novel Vaccines to Prevent Babesia bovis Acute Infection and Transmission
(Trust Fund Cooperative Agreement)