A strategic partnership between The Pirbright Institute and ProImmune aims to develop target-binding reagents that significantly accelerate research in animal health. Ankyrons™ are small, recombinant, target binding ankyrin repeat proteins developed by ProImmune. They are directly selected in vitro...
Academic institutions across China have signed an agreement with The Pirbright Institute to develop a five-year programme of joint research. The partnership strengthens ongoing work to tackle a range of avian diseases that affect the poultry industry in the UK and China. The collaboration builds on...
A review of sustained mammal-to-mammal bird flu transmission in diverse species, led by The Pirbright Institute, shows global control strategies are not working. Writing in Nature , researchers analysed whether outbreaks in European fur farms, South American marine mammals and United States dairy...
Scientists at The Pirbright Institute have generated a nearly complete genome assembly for an inbred domestic pig breed, enhancing the animal’s potential use as a biomedical model for better human and animal health. Derived from the domestic Large White pig breed, the highly inbred Babraham pig is...
A research partnership co-funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and the Government of India aims to understand and control lumpy skin disease (LSD) in Indian cattle. The project aligns expertise from The Pirbright Institute, the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR) , and the Royal...
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