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Development of Biosensor Rapid Control of Environment Pollution Density.

Brief description	The new method for rapid testing of toxic chemicals in solid and liquid mediums, with luminescent microorganisms from the Black Sea and the Sea Azov used as sensors, was developed. The bioluminescence of these biosensors changes under the influence of toxic agents of diverse origin. This change is registered and then submitted quantitatively as effective concentrations or dilutions.
Readiness degree	Idea 11
Development phase	The scientific research is completed. Based on research results of 70 scientific articles in branch magazines were published, 1 patent was received, another 1 is in process now, 3 fact sheets of Ministry of Health of Ukraine were published. The research results were also presented at two investment forums: Future of Crimea, III International Investment Forum and Technologies and Innovations Transfer, IV International investment forum.
Type of innovation
Intellectual property rights	Patent for utility model 24287 Ukraine, MPK (2006) G01N 33/18 C12Q 1 / 00, Method of toxic chemicals determination in water solutions / A.M.Katsev, E.R.Abduramanova, N.F. Starodub; Patent applicant and owner: Crimean State Medical S. I. Georgievsky University - U200701375, published on June 25, 2007, bull. # 9.
Application field	medicine 11, agrarian 11
Application field (more info)	Processing industry, water preparation and distribution, soil, water, dump water pollution control, provision of military safety, health services.
Competitive advantages	novelty 11, product quality rise 11
Competitive advantages (more info)	Application of the biosensor system of pollution density control of various ojects of environment due to the high sensitivity of the new species of luminescent bacteria, allows provision of rapid evaluation of ecotoxicological risks, even in field conditions.
Investments amount	(in US $ thousands)
Project files	Programma_2011_utverzhdena_VR.doc