Wuhan University found that the modified disinfectant could kill avian influenza virus

Introduction: China News Agency, Wuhan, November 22 (AI Qiping, Chujing) through a large number of animal experiments, Wuhan University today confirmed to reporters that experts found that after the transformation of the original disinfectant, its effect of killing avian influenza virus is very significant The school's research team decided to further develop veterinary drugs for the treatment of avian influenza The laboratory of colloid and Interface Science, School of chemistry and molecular science, Wuhan University has been engaged in the research of surfactants for a long time According to Professor Dong Jinfeng, the head of the laboratory, the results of their experiments in the school of animal medicine, Huazhong Agricultural University showed that after infecting chicken embryos with H5N1 subtype avian influenza virus at a lethal rate of 20000 times, the disinfectant could completely block the value-added of the virus in chicken embryos within 30 minutes at a concentration of 400 to 400 The disinfectant is a non-toxic, safe and low viscosity liquid disinfectant with the following characteristics: it can quickly kill pathogenic microorganisms, including bacteria and viruses, and has a good killing effect on the avian influenza virus H5N1 and H9N2; the sterilization effect is not affected by external environment, such as ordinary water quality, normal temperature, residue, etc.; when it is used, it is recommended to It is harmless and non-toxic to human and livestock at the dilution concentration of, and no irritant when contacting; the sterilization effect lasts for a long time, the performance is stable, the original solution and diluent are extremely stable, and the storage period is long According to the test of Hubei Provincial Center for disease control, all the performance indexes of the disinfectant have reached the national standard of China, and have obtained the approval number (wxz (2005) no.0004) of the Ministry of health According to reports, at the beginning of last year, after the outbreak of avian influenza in some parts of China, Professor Dong Jinfeng and others at Wuda developed a disinfectant solution for avian influenza based on the improvement of an existing disinfection formula and the use of some organic compounds At that time, it was put into trial in Wuxue and other places in Hubei Province, with good results.