PhD, Head of Laboratory
A highly qualified specialist in the field of molecular biology, virology, and epidemiology of infectious diseases. Over the past five years (since 2019), he has published 30 scientific articles, including 15 in journals indexed in Web of Science and Scopus, and 15 in Kazakhstani journals, including those recommended by the Committee for Control in the Field of Education and Science of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In addition, since 2011 he has been the author of 7 inventions, 3 of which have been implemented in production in the field of veterinary medicine. He has been awarded the “Halyk Algysy” medal, the “Excellence in Healthcare” badge, and the “Izgilik” Order. He completed internships at leading international research centers, including the Institute of Cytology and Genetics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia), the Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory (USA), and the University of Connecticut (USA). He has also participated in international conferences and seminars in India, Turkey, and other countries.
ORCID ID – 0000-0002-4701-1992
Scopus ID – 57191966650
Researcher ID Web of ScienceE-5310-2015
y.burashev@biosafety.kz
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| АР196768678553 | Epidemiological monitoring and development of modern diagnostic tools for especially dangerous viral diseases of poultry. |
Projects:
Research areas of the laboratory:
- Research in the fields of biotechnology, epizootology, and molecular epizootology;
- Epizootological monitoring of especially dangerous diseases;
- Development of modern tools and methods for the diagnosis and prevention of animal diseases;
- Development and implementation of new diagnostic test systems for especially dangerous viral infections based on real-time PCR.
Innovative developments of the laboratory:
- Five sets of scientific and technical documentation for diagnostic preparations have been developed;
- Five patents have been obtained for methods of diagnosing dangerous and especially dangerous diseases of humans and animals.
Main publications of the laboratory:

