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[Preface for special issue on veterinary biotechnology (2017)].

¹Harbin Veterinary Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Harbin 150069, Heilongjiang, China.

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Summary

Veterinary biotechnologies are rapidly advancing, focusing on diagnostic assays and vaccines for animal infectious diseases. This progress addresses emerging and reemerging threats in veterinary science.

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diagnostic assays emerging and reemerging animal infectious diseases vaccines veterinary biotechnologies

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Area of Science:

Veterinary biotechnology, encompassing the application of life sciences in animal health.
Focus on advancements in diagnostic assays and vaccine development for animal diseases.

Background:

Veterinary science has seen a recent surge in biotechnological applications.
This field is rapidly evolving despite a later start compared to other areas.

Discussion:

The special issue covers reviews, new technologies, and methods in veterinary diagnostics and therapeutics.
Highlights progress in combating emerging and reemerging animal infectious diseases.

Key Insights:

Rapid advancements in veterinary biotechnologies are crucial for animal health.
Progress in diagnostic assays and vaccines is key to managing infectious diseases.

Outlook:

Continued innovation in veterinary biotechnology is expected.
Further development in disease control strategies for animal populations is anticipated.