Abstract
When studying the epizootic situation in camel farms in the Almaty region from 2006 to 2009, 134 pathological samples (hair, skin flakes, etc.) were collected from camels infected with dermatophytosis. Well-germinated bundles were selected from the separated direct shoots and planted on a nutrient medium of malt agar. As a result of the work carried out, 18 dermatophytes of camel trichophytosis were isolated from 134 pathological samples taken from 7 camel farms. During this scientific work, the conditions, temperature, and selective selection of the isolated strain were taken into account. These results were obtained using the identifier by Ivanova L.G. and identified with scientific research conducted in 1992 [4, 5]. The original document on the vaccine strain was prepared and deposited in the laboratory “On the study of the gene pool of microorganisms” of KazNIVI LLP, KazAgroInnovation JSC. The deposited strain of Trichophyton sarkisovii was assigned the deposit collection number F-0319 “KazNIVI” No. 3. An application for an invention was filed for the specified vaccine strain Trichophyton sarkisovii F-0319, and a preliminary patent was obtained from the National Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan [6].