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Institute of Microbiology and Virology named after D.K.

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The D.K. Zabolotny Institute of Microbiology and Virology, established in 1928, stands as the leading scientific research center in Ukraine, specializing in fundamental and applied microbiology, virology, and biotechnology. With nearly a century of history, the institution has solidified its reputation as a pioneer in developing innovative biological solutions for modern agriculture. By bridging the gap between advanced academic research and industrial implementation, the institute addresses critical challenges in soil fertility, plant protection, and environmental safety, providing the scientific foundation for sustainable farming practices.

The institute’s activities span a wide range of biotechnological advancements, focusing on the creation of high-efficiency microbial preparations that serve as eco-friendly alternatives to traditional chemical agents. Its expertise encompasses the development of plant growth regulators, soil-improving bio-fertilizers, and effective biological methods for pest and disease control. Operating on a national and international level, the organization maintains a strong commitment to quality and safety, ensuring that its proprietary microbial technologies meet rigorous standards to enhance agricultural productivity and promote long-term ecological balance in the field.

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