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Papers
Antonio Martínez-Murcia: Promoting the phylogenetic analysis for the identification of isolates and genetic detection methods in laboratories of routine control
Hans-Jürgen Busse: Chemotaxonomy of Arthrobacter – possibilities and limits
Petra Vídeňská: Metagenomics – does exist the easy way how to study the microbiome?
Ondrej Šedo: MALDI-TOF MS profiling of bacteria: how far can we go?
MIRRI meeting (Philippe Desmeth, MIRRI Report)
Laura Selbmann: Black yeasts in the Culture Collection of Fungi from Extreme Environments (CCFEE), phylogeny and ecology
Daniel Nývlt: Potential of Antarctic habitats for microbial research
Giovanna Cristina Varese: Mycoviruses: are they an important issue for the quality control of a fungal collection?
Edward Moore: Diagnostics of infectious bacteria is dependent upon a reliable and comprehensive identification and taxonomy framework
Eva Krejčí: Do we need precise bacterial taxonomy in clinical laboratory?
Philippe Desmeth: The Nagoya Protocol the EU Regulation and ECCO; Culture Collections looking for cost effective solutions
Jörg Overmann: Novel challenges and predicted trends for culture collections in the age of the Nagoya protocol
Eliška Rolfová: Implementation of the Nagoya Protocol and related legislation in the Czech Republic
Anabela Martins: Proactive approaches to quality management
Christoph Brochhausen: BRoTHER, a biobank cooperation between Regensburg, Pilsen and Brno
Christoph Brochhausen: SmartFreezer®, a fully automated robotic system for biomaterial storage at -196°C
Alexander Vasilenko: Data integration with Life Science databases: the technical aspects