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于伟玲(Wei Ling Yu, 女, 48岁)是加拿大食物检验局动物疾病研究所(Ottawa Laboratory (Fallowfield), Animal Diseases Research Institute, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, K2H 8P9 Ottawa)的研究员, 因涉嫌与加拿大食品检验署OIE布鲁氏菌病参考实验室高级专家尼尔森(Klaus Nielsen, 67岁, 已经退休)教授联手向中国大陆偷运病菌(布鲁氏病原菌),目前被加拿大警方通缉,尼尔森已于去年10月份被捕, 今年4月17日法庭审判。他们向中国偷运家畜病毒的事情,加拿大主要媒体对此进行了报道, 例如:
CBC
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/ ... arged-brucella.html
“高级生物学家于伟玲向扈荣良研究员 提问”, 坐在边上的正是尼尔森研究员。
照片来自:丁香园:http://meeting.dxy.cn/559/article/471/622/624/625/5646.html
据相关报道,他们涉嫌偷运到中国大陆的家畜病菌(布鲁氏病原菌)可能使中国的牲口与人受到感染。美军在上世纪50年代中期发展的生化武器﹐最先使用就是布鲁氏菌株﹐后来停用。
于伟玲女士与尼尔森研究员曾多次以“世界动物卫生组织(OIE)终身教授、加拿大食品检验署OIE布鲁氏菌病参考实验室高级专家尼尔森和该参考实验室高级生物学家、高级顾问于伟玲博士”的头衔,一起到中国学术交流与访问,宣传他们研究布鲁氏病菌的成果。据估计,于伟玲博士可能已作为人才被中国什么单位引进, 也有人说她现在黑龙江省,任黑龙江省平河生物技术研究所(有限公司)的所长, 不是她是否是作为千人或龙江学者被引进的?
于伟玲博士与尼尔森研究员在中国访问, 照片来自:http://www.cqadc.cn/Html/2012_08 ... 12_08_02_91134.html
于伟玲博士与尼尔森研究员, 照片来自:http://www.cqadc.cn/Html/2012_08_02/4207_4473_2012_08_02_91134.html
非法偷运病菌不仅是学术道德、走私学术产权问题,更是违背下列法律:《出口及进口许可法》(Export and Import PermitsAct)﹑《运输危险物品法》(Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act)与《人类病原体及毒素法》(Human Pathogens and Toxins Act)等。加拿大警方通缉于伟玲女士,中国警方是否会对她的走私病菌行为采取措施,大家拭目以待。
从下面网址可以见到于伟玲与Klaus Nielsen的照片
http://www.cqadc.cn/Html/2012_08_02/4207_4473_2012_08_02_91134.html
http://www.syvet.com.cn/hynews01.asp?id=334
http://www.zyzhuye.com/ypnew_view.asp?id=6261
我们不禁要问,H7N9禽流感是或SARS病毒否也是啥“引进人才”偷带到中国的?
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于伟玲曾以“动物布鲁氏菌病间接和竞争ELISA诊断试剂盒的研制”为项目获得“黑龙江省2012年度省畜牧科技二等奖”,可能涉嫌侵占加拿大食品检验署的知识产权?今后中国对这种来路不明的“科技成果”不要发奖。过去,一些人把国外团队做出的、知识产权本不属于中国的成果拿到中国报奖,居然得了奖,甚至做了院士。
2012年度省畜牧科技奖授奖项目名次项目名称主持人完成单位授予奖项1低脂肉鸡种质资源创新及脂肪发育分子遗传学研究李辉东北农业大学一等奖2现代奶业关键技术研究与产业化示范包军完达山乳业3胚胎移植技术在自主培育种公牛中的研究与应用吴明成省家畜繁育指导站4猪链球菌耐药性研究及安全高效新兽药的研制李艳华东北农业大学5可降解生物材料合成及其在兽用疫苗中的应用赵凯黑龙江大学6北方寒区紫花苜蓿优质高效生产综合技术研究与示范崔国文东北农业大学7寒区肉猪规模化健康养殖技术集成与示范耿忠成八一农垦大学8大庆油田采矿区生态环境治理与恢复技术研究柴凤久省畜牧研究所9黑龙江省野猪遗传基础、应用技术的研究及产业化开发刘娣省农科院畜牧研究所10兽医实验室质量管理体系的建立孙刚省动物卫生监督所二等奖11仔猪冠状病毒性腹泻防治关键技术研究与应用郭昭林省铁路卫生兽医处12水禽重要病毒诊断技术张云哈兽研13生物活性饲料添加剂的研制、开发和利用张爱忠八一农垦大学14动物布鲁氏菌病间接和竞争ELISA诊断试剂盒的研制于伟玲哈尔滨平河生物15优良牧草良种繁育技术的研究李红省畜牧研究所16奶牛乳头保护膜成膜剂及其制备方法周庆民省兽医科学研究所17防治奶牛乳房炎复方制剂的研究冯万宇省兽医科学研究所18黑龙江省寒地环保生态菌床养殖技术推广应用何鑫淼省农科院畜牧研究所19犊牛胴体分割技术及犊牛肉品质特点研究孙方省农科院畜牧研究所20奶牛隐形乳房炎诊断与治疗技术的研究徐馨省兽医科学研究所三等奖21犬α-干扰素基因的克隆、原核表达及生物学活性鉴定李桂伟省兽医科学研究所22奶公牛生产优质牛肉的研究李伟省畜牧研究所23仔猪益生菌制剂的研制与应用刘宇省兽医科学研究所24子宫灌注法治疗牛炎性不孕症的技术研究与应用王廷斌佳木斯家畜繁育站25复合溶菌酶制剂的研制及对奶牛的应用王观悦省兽医科学研究所26副猪嗜血杆菌病多价疫苗的研究穆永才省兽医科学研究所
我校主办首届牛病防治技术高层研讨会
http://www.hlau.cn/um/news/index ... c5764129e6b19beb8d5
8月23至25日,由黑龙江省畜牧兽医学会动物传染病学分会、八一农大动物科技学院主办,金宇保灵生物药品有限公司承办的黑龙江省畜牧兽医学会动物传染病学分会第一届牛病防治技术高层研讨会在北安市召开。来自东北地区规模化养殖场的管理或技术人员、高校和科研院所等企事业单位的80余名代表参加会议。大会主题为"东北地区牛病防治与健康养殖"。
分会理事长朱战波教授致开幕词,动物科技学院副院长张爱忠教授、金宇保灵生物药品有限公司魏学峰总经理、省农垦北安管理局畜牧兽医局郭彦民副局长等领导和专家出席会议并致辞。我校牛病研究领域专家朴范泽、崔玉东、夏成、鲁文庚教授及哈兽研于力、薛飞研究员,金宇保灵魏学峰总经理及黑龙江省平河生物技术研究所于伟玲所长等专家作了专题报告。我校教务处张洪友处长、东北农业大学师东方教授、省兽医科学研究所史同瑞所长主持报告会。
与会代表针对困扰我国现代养牛业的新发传染病、重要牛呼吸道传染病、牛布鲁氏菌病、常见代谢病等的发病情况、诊断和防治技术等进行了研讨和交流,共同探讨了我国规模化牛场疾病防治的新技术。本次研讨会宣传了我校在牛病研究领域的研究成果,实施我校承担的"十二五"科技部现代奶业科技工程项目、UNDP等相关项目的技术培训和交流等工作,对促进我国牛病防治领域的学术交流,保障我国养牛业健康可持续发展具有积极意义。
重庆:重庆市第四届人畜共患病防控论坛在长寿隆重开幕
日期:2012-08-02
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来源:重庆兽医网
http://www.ivdc.gov.cn/www-old/dfxw/201208/t20120802_38907.htm
8月1日,由重庆市动物疫病预防控制中心负责主办的《重庆市第四届人畜共患病防控论坛》在长寿隆重开幕,开幕式由市动物疫病预防控制中心主任米自由主持,重庆市农委副主任王健致开幕辞,中共重庆市长寿区委常委张云平同志致欢迎辞,联合国粮农组织(FAO)兽医公共卫生安全和动物健康服务部高级官员卡婷咔(Katinka.DeBalogh)博士和欧盟世贸项目兽医专博查德(Javier)博士在开幕式上致辞。
参加论坛开幕式的领导和专家还有中国疾病预防控制中心人兽共患病办公室主任殷文武教授,中国动物卫生流行病学中心人兽共患病实验室范伟兴主任,重庆市农委曾代勤副巡视,世界动物卫生组织(OIE)终身教授、加拿大食品检验署OIE布鲁氏菌病参考实验室高级专家尼尔森(Klaus Nielsen)教授,联合国粮农组织(FAO)驻中国、蒙古和朝鲜高级专家、前澳大利亚首席兽医官邓华炯(John Edwards)先生,泰国农业部畜牧发展局汪蓉(Wirongrong)博士,加拿大食品检验署OIE布鲁氏菌病参考实验室高级生物学家、高级顾问于伟玲博士,市农委畜牧业发展处吕祖德处长、动物防疫检疫处汤明处长、对外合作处杨雪梅副处长、兽医医政药政处胡杰副处长等。
全市38个区县及万盛经济开发区兽医行政主管部门的分管领导、动物疫病预防控制机构负责人和兽医实验室业务技术骨干共计150余人参加了论坛。开幕式后,市农委王健副主任以《动物结核病现状及防控》作开坛第一讲。市农委总畜牧兽医师岳发强同志和市农委兽医医政药政处处长薛继春等看望了出席论坛的国内外专家和代表。
Researcher tried to export pathogen to China, RCMP allege Dr. Klaus Nielsen and Wei Ling Yu were investigated by RCMP
CBC News Posted: Apr 3, 2013 1:35 PM ETLast Updated: Apr 3, 2013 5:18 PM ET
Two former Canadian Food Inspection Agency researchershave been charged with breach of trust after an RCMP investigation into theiralleged attempts to commercialize CFIA property.
The agency first contacted the RCMP in March 2011,beginning an investigation — dubbed Project Sentimental — into Dr. KlausNielsen, 67, of Richmond, Ont., and Wei Ling Yu, 48, of Ottawa.
Dr. Klaus Nielsen is facing oneCriminal Code charge, as well as several charges under the Export and ImportPermits Act, the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and the Human Pat
hogensand Toxins Act.(CFIA website)
More than a year later, in October 2012, RCMP and Ottawapolice intercepted Nielsen as he was making his way to the Ottawa airport,according to an RCMP media release issued Wednesday, which made the case publicfor the first time.
An Ottawa fire department team that deals with hazardousmaterials was also dispatched.
Nielsen was on his way to China at the time, RCMPspokesman Sgt. Richard Rollings said.
"We believe Ms. Yu is currently in China,"Rollings added. A Canada-wide arrest warrant has been issued for Yu.
While the investigation did not begin until 2011, thebreach of trust charge dates back to Sept. 9, 2005, according to Rollings.
17 vials of pathogen found insearch
Seventeen vials of pathogen — live brucella bacteria thatcan infect livestock and humans — were found while searching Nielsen, RCMPallege.
He was arrested for breach of trust by a public officerand the unsafe transportation of a human pathogen. He faces several chargesunder the Export and Import Permits Act, the Transportation of Dangerous GoodsAct and the Human Pathogens and Toxins Act.
Nielsen, who was charged last week, appeared in courtWednesday morning. He is next scheduled to appear in court on April 17.
Yu, Nielsen co-authored journalpaper in 2010
In 2003, Nielsen was one of six CFIA researchers awardedthe Technology Transfer Award for developing a 15-second test for detectingbrucellosis in cattle.
The U.S. company Diachemix manufactured and licensed thetest.
"In Canada, the populations of Canadian cattle andfarmed bison have been officially brucellosis-free since 1984," said aposting about the award on the CFIA's website. "Nonetheless, a reservoirof disease in Canadian wildlife means that Canada must regularly survey itscattle for brucellosis. And while the disease is under control here, it takes amajor toll on people and animals in other parts of the world.
"Known as 'undulant fever' in humans, brucellosislasts for months, inducing an intermittent fever and debilitating, flu-likesymptoms. In developing countries, where dairy products from diseased cattle,sheep and goats are consumed, thousands of cases of human brucellosis stilloccur."
In 2010, the Croatian Medical Journal published apaper, written by Yu and Nielsen, about their efforts to detect brucellabacteria.
The RCMP's investigation into Nielsen and Yu alsoinvolved the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Department of ForeignAffairs and International Trade.
"This complex investigation drew on resources from avariety of federal departments, law enforcement agencies and firstresponders," the RCMP media release said.
"The RCMP, in collaboration with their partners,were able to quickly and efficiently mobilize and respond to this threat whichhelped minimize the public’s risk of exposure to these contagioussubstances."
Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz said in a statement that"the CFIA continues to make security a priority and has fully co-operatedand assisted the RCMP in its investigation."
"As this matter is before the courts, we cannotcomment further," he said.
A former Canadian Food Inspection Agency employee hasbeen charged after he was allegedly arrested while trying to leave the countrywith dangerous pathogens.
Dr. Klaus Nielsen, 67, from Richmond, Ontario, wasscheduled to leave for China but was arrested on his way to the Ottawa airportlast Oct. 24, according to RCMP Sergeant Richard Rollings.
Nielson was found in possession of 17 vials of livebrucella bacteria, which can infect livestock and people, causing flu-likesymptoms that take weeks to treat. He has been charged with breach of trust andmultiple criminal offences related to transporting a human pathogen.
Nielsen is believed to be working with another formerCFIA employee — Wei Ling Yu, 48, from Ottawa. Yu is believed to be in China anda Canada-wide warrant has been issued for her.
The RCMP was first informed of Nielsenand Yu’s activity in March 2011 by the food inspection agency. “The two aresuspected of commercializing intellectual property, owned by the CFIA and aprivate company, for personal gain,” said Sgt. Rollings.
According to a Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s onlinearchive from 2003, Nielsen was a lead researcher in detecting brucella inlivestock.
He and his team received recognition for developing ahigh-speed test for brucella that does not require a laboratory.
“The technology itself is portable, powered by a laptop computer,and able to be loaded onto the back of a donkey if that is the best way toreach remote areas,” the food inspection agency’s website says.
“In Canada, the populations of Canadian cattle and farmedbison have been officially brucellosis-free since 1984. Nonetheless, areservoir of disease in Canadian wildlife means that Canada must regularlysurvey its cattle for brucellosis.”
U.S.-based Diachemix — described on its website as aleader in rapid diagnostic tests — agreed to license and manufacture the test.A company spokesperson said he could not comment on Nielsen’s arrest.
According to a paper on detecting brucella that Nielsenand Yu published in 2010, they worked out of the food inspection agency’sFallowfield laboratory in Nepean, Ontario.
Nielsen is next due in court on April 17 in Ottawa. |
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