Country Report from Korea:Current Status and Future Plan of KCTC/BRC
The largest and oldest culture collection in Korea, Korean Collection for Type Cultures (KCTC) has three functions as follows. 1) We carry out the collection and preserv ation of core biological resources from home and abroad, offering public support by distributing biological resources to ac...
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oai:112.137.131.14:123456789-97362018-07-20T09:28:53Z Country Report from Korea:Current Status and Future Plan of KCTC/BRC Lee, Jung-Sook KCTC/BRC ACM Hanoi 2009 The largest and oldest culture collection in Korea, Korean Collection for Type Cultures (KCTC) has three functions as follows. 1) We carry out the collection and preserv ation of core biological resources from home and abroad, offering public support by distributing biological resources to academia, industry, and research institutions, and organizing patent strain deposit. Especially, we were designated as an International Depositary Authority (IDA) under Budapest Treaty by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Now we can manage about 17 kinds of biological resources including bacteria, yeast, fungi, algae, animal and plant viruses, embryos, animal and plant cell cultures, seeds, RNA and etc. We manage about 18,000 biological resources including patent strains. Every year over 1,500 strains are newly added to KCTC. We also distribute more than 5,000 strains every year to home and abroad. 2) We develop the platform technology for the screening, identification and preservation of useful biological resources. We publish more than 40 papers concerning biological resources. Since 1997, we reported more than 150 new species. Last year, KCTC was cited by over 160 papers i n PubMed search. 3) We are trying to construct on local and international network for biological resources and related information, and support workshops, conferences, and consultation, etc. 2011-05-30T06:39:53Z 2015-08-18T02:50:48Z 2011-05-30T06:39:53Z 2015-08-18T02:50:48Z 2009 Working Paper Lee, Jung-Sook. (2009). Country Report from Korea:Current Status and Future Plan of KCTC/BRC. http://repository.vnu.edu.vn/handle/123456789/9736 en application/pdf NXB Nông Nghiệp |
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The largest and oldest culture collection in Korea, Korean Collection for Type Cultures (KCTC)
has three functions as follows. 1) We carry out the collection and preserv
ation of core biological
resources from home and abroad, offering public support by distributing biological resources to
academia, industry, and research institutions, and organizing patent strain deposit. Especially, we
were designated as an International
Depositary Authority (IDA) under Budapest Treaty by World
Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Now we can manage about 17 kinds of biological
resources including bacteria, yeast, fungi, algae, animal and plant viruses, embryos, animal and
plant cell
cultures, seeds, RNA and etc. We manage about 18,000 biological resources including
patent strains. Every year over 1,500 strains are newly added to KCTC. We also distribute more
than 5,000 strains every year to home and abroad. 2) We develop the platform
technology for the
screening, identification and preservation of useful biological resources. We publish more than
40 papers concerning biological resources. Since 1997, we reported more than 150 new species.
Last year, KCTC was cited by over 160 papers i
n PubMed search. 3) We are trying to construct
on local and international network for biological resources and related information, and support
workshops, conferences, and consultation, etc. |
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Country Report from Korea:Current Status and Future Plan of KCTC/BRC |
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Country Report from Korea:Current Status and Future Plan of KCTC/BRC |
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Country Report from Korea:Current Status and Future Plan of KCTC/BRC |
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