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The Department conducts fundamental and applied research on living systems across all levels of biological organisation. Scientific research encompasses the study of plant and animal organisms and tissues, algae, microorganisms, fungi, insects, polymers, and bioactive compounds, as well as complex processes within forest and agro-ecosystems in the context of green technologies and sustainability. Research at the Department is multidisciplinary in nature and employs state-of-the-art methods in biophysics, biochemistry, physical chemistry, molecular biology and physiology, ecophysiology, microbiology, and biotechnology.

Head of Department: др Никола Шушић

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Aleksandra Jelušić

Research Associate aleksandra.jelusic@imsi.rsaleksandra.jelusic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Aleksandra Mitrović

Research Professor mita@imsi.rs

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Ana Sedlarević Zorić

Technical Associate ana.sedlarevic@imsi.rs

Bojana Živanović

Research Associate bojana.zivanovic@imsi.rs

Vladimir Filipović

Research Professor vladimir.filipovic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Vuk Maksimović

Research Professor maxivuk@imsi.rsmaxivuk@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Goran Trivan

Research Associate Professor goran.trivan@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Daniela Đikanović

Research Associate Professor danielle@imsi.rsdjikanovic.daniela@gmail.com

Dragana Bartolić

Research Associate dragana.bartolic@imsi.rs

Dragica Milosavljević

Research Associate dragicar@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Dragica Spasojević

Research Associate Professor dragica@imsi.rs

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Dragica Stanković

Research Professor dstankovic@imsi.bg.ac.rsdstankovic@imsi.rsdirektor@imsi.bg.ac.rsdirektor@imsi.rs

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Dragosav Mutavdžić

Research Associate Professor gane@imsi.rsgane@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Dunja Banđur

Research Trainee dunja.bandjur@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Elmira Saljnikov

Research Professor esaljnikov@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Žaklina Marjanović

Research Professor zaklina@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Ivan Spasojević

Research Professor ivan@imsi.rsredoxsci@gmail.com

Ivana Milenković

Research Associate Professor ivana.milenkovic@imsi.rsivana.milenkovic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Isidora Santrač

Research Assistant isantrac@imsi.bg.ac.rsisidorasantrac@hotmail.com

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Jasna Simonović Radosavljević

Research Associate Professor jasna@imsi.rsjasna@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Jelena Bogdanović Pristov

Research Professor mala@imsi.rsjelena.bogdanovic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Jelena Danilović Luković

Research Associate Professor ognjana@imsi.bg.ac.rsreginadelphy@yahoo.com

Jelena Dragišić Maksimović

Research Professor draxy@imsi.rsdraxy@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Jelena Korać Jačić

Research Associate jskorac@imsi.rs

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Kristina Živanović

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Ksenija Radotić Hadži-Manić

Research Professor xenia@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Marija Tanović

Research Assistant mtanovic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Marina Stanić

Research Associate Professor mstanic@imsi.bg.ac.rsmstanic@imsi.rs

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Milan Žižić

Research Professor mzizic@imsi.rs

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Milena Dimitrijević

Research Associate Professor milena.dimitrijevic@imsi.bg.ac.rsmilena.dimitrijevic@imsi.rsmendzi.m@gmail.com

Milica Stojanović

Research Associate milica.stojanovic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Miloš Opačić

Research Associate milos@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Miloš Prokopijević

Research Associate Professor milos.prokopijevic@imsi.rsmilos.prokopijevic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Miljan Barić

Research Trainee miljan.baric@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Mira Stanković

Research Associate mira.mutavdzic@imsi.rs

Nataša Stanojević

Research Trainee natasa.stanojevic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Nevena Preradović

Research Assistant nevena@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Nevena Surudžić

Research Associate nevena.pantic@imsi.rs

Nikola Ćurčić

Research Professor curcic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Nikola Šušić

Research Associate nikola.susic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Olivera Prodanović

Research Associate Professor oliverap@imsi.rs

Sanja Marković

Research Associate sanja.markovic@imsi.rs

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Slađana Spasić

Research Professor sladjana@imsi.bg.ac.rssladjana@imsi.rs

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Slobodan Krnjajić

Research Professor slobodan.krnjajic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Snežana Dimitrijević

Research Associate Professor snezana.dimitrijevic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

Snežana Kovačević

Research Associate snezana@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Sonja Veljović Jovanović

Research Professor sonjavel@imsi.bg.ac.rssonjaveljov@gmail.com

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Sonja Milić Komić

Research Associate Professor sonjamilic@imsi.rs

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Filip Maksimović

Research Assistant filip.maksimovic@imsi.bg.ac.rs

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Filip Štrbac

Research Associate filip.strbac@imsi.bg.ac.rs

  • Plant biochemistry and physiology
  • Plant nutrition and rhizosphere interactions
  • Validation of attributes of functional food
  • Metabolomics and enzymology of berry fruits
  • Metabolomics and enzymology of leafy vegetables
  • Sustainable use of natural resources
  • Development of sustainable agricultural practices
  • Development of analytical methods

Group leader: dr Вук Максимовић

The research of the ENVISUS Group focuses on the analysis of the causes and consequences of negative processes in the pedosphere, including lateral and temporal interactions between soil and soil biota and the environment, as well as their response to external anthropogenic and natural influences. These processes contribute to climate neutrality and the ability of plants to cope with stress, which requires the use and study of natural products to improve plant resilience.


In addition, the group focuses on biotechnology in forestry, with an emphasis on forest ecology, phytoremediation, environmental protection, and sustainable development, including the assessment of exposure, risks, and effects of pollutants and toxic heavy metals in natural and contaminated ecosystems.

The ENVISUS group consists of:

Principal research fellows:

  • Dragica Stanković,
  • Elmira Saljnikov,
  • Vladimir Filipović

Senior research fellows:

  • Goran Trivan,
  • Snežana Dimitrijević,
  • Nikola Ćurčić,

Research fellows:

  • Aleksandar Menićanin

Research Trainee:

  • Tihomir Šoškić,

Research fields and interests

  • Plant-microorganism-soil interactions under abiotic and biotic stress conditions;
  • Effects of natural biostimulants, plant extracts and preparations on plant stress tolerance;
  • Carbon sequestration
  • Soil pollution and degradation
  • Waste biomass from food and agro-industry for the production of organic fertilizer-compost for further use in agriculture.
  • Extraction techniques for bioactive compounds from plants and waste plant raw materials.
  • Bacteria for plant growth stimulation – pgpb.
  • Nutritional and functional properties of plant secondary metabolites
  • Integration of environmentally friendly technologies into organic and low-input plant production systems.
  • Research into sustainable urban and peri-urban agricultural systems under specific urban stress conditions
  • Digital Economy in Agribusiness
  • Agri-food Market Competitiveness
  • Economic Sustainability

Fieldwork and research methods

  • Sampling of soil and plant material (SRPS ISO 10381-6:2015: ISO 10381-1:2002; ISO 10381-6:2009)
  • Analysis of microbial activity by measuring soil respiration (ISO 16072:2002; EN ISO 16072:2011)
  • Analysis of soil quality parameters (ISO/TC 190)
  • Setting up and monitoring of semi-controlled and controlled (pot/incubation) experiments;
  • Assessment, monitoring and evaluation of various biological and functional parameters of plants, soils and microorganisms.

Laboratory and analytical methods

  • Sample preparation for specific analyses
  • CO2 emission capture by incubation method
  • CO2 emission determination by titration
  • pH determination (glass electrode pH-meter)
  • Organic carbon determination (CNS-analyzer)
  • Determination of readily available phosphorus and potassium (photocolorimetric)
  • Determination of trace elements (ICP)
  • Determination of chlorophyll content (SPAD method).
  • UV-Vis spectroscopy
  • Extraction techniques (Soxhlet, microwave extraction, hydrodistillation, supercritical CO2)
  • Chemical characterization of plant secondary metabolites using GC/MS

Group leader.: dr Елмира Саљников

The Terrestrial Ecosystem Biodiversity Group (TERES) encompasses a broad range of research topics and methods, and is made up of researchers with diverse focuses who share a common interest in various aspects of the ecology and biodiversity of terrestrial ecosystems. The group has both national and international projects, collaborating with researchers from other groups within the Department of Life Sciences and with numerous institutions and researchers around the world, such as the University of Eastern Finland; INRAE (France); ETH Zurich (Switzerland); the Agricultural Academy of Vytautas Magnus University in Kaunas (Lithuania); Zhejiang A&F University (China); InNovaSilvae (Denmark); CITA Aragon and the University of Lleida (Spain); the University of Uppsala (Sweden); CREA Gorizia (Italy); the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL, Switzerland); the University of Naples Federico II (Italy); the Institute for Applied Science in Agriculture, the Institute of Forage Plants, Faculty of Biology in Belgrade; the Faculty of Forestry in Belgrade; the Scientific Institute of Veterinary Science in Novi Sad; and the Faculty of Agriculture in Novi Sad. The group also collaborates with its members and actively participates in the work of the Truffle Research Union of Europe (TRUE).

Research fields and interests

  • Mycology, microbiology, entomology
  • Medicinal and mycorrhizal fungi
  • Molecular phylogeny and physiology
  • Ecology, physiology, and production of truffles; bioeconomy of truffle production
  • Water regime of plants and their symbionts; drought; molecular aspects
  • Population ecology and conservation of fungi, insects, and forest ecosystems
  • Molecular ecology and biodiversity of soils (NGS); soil processes
  • Microplastics in soil; biodegradation of plastic polymers and microplastics
  • Terrestrial ecosystem monitoring
  • Ecology of forest ecosystems
  • Functional afforestation with inoculated tree seedlings
  • Sustainable and socio-economic aspects of natural resource use
  • Modeling of ecosystems and their ecosystem services
  • Environmental impact and risk assessments; environmental capacity assessment
  • Environmental and biodiversity management planning
  • Biopesticides and biofertilizers (plant growth-promoting fungi and bacteria)
  • Bioinsecticides based on essential oils and plant extracts
  • Repellents based on essential oils and plant extracts
  • Traditional uses of medicinal plants for disease control in animals
  • Herbal medicines for use in veterinary medicine; development of new preparations for use in animals
  • Legal regulations for the registration of herbal veterinary medicinal products
  • Fieldwork and research methods

Fieldwork and research methods

  • Soil, fungal, plant, and insect sampling
  • Vegetation structure assessment
  • Phytocoenological and mycocoenological assessments and analyses
  • Soil parameter measurement
  • Pest detection and monitoring

Laboratory and analytical methods

  • Isolation and characterization of DNA and RNA from various samples (soil, living material)
  • PCR-based qualitative and quantitative methods
  • Bioinformatics analyses (molecular phylogeny)
  • Advanced statistical methods; multivariate statistics; multivariate calibration; machine learning; statistical processing and spectrum analysis
  • Sequence analysis, single and NGS
  • Soil analyses (factors related to soil biology)
  • Morphological determination of fungi and insects
  • Experimental analyses of plants, fungi/microorganisms (non-pathogenic), and insects
  • Isolation of microplastics from soil and other samples
  • Measurement of enzyme activity
  • Cultivation of fungi/microorganisms, plants, and insects
  • Inoculation of seedlings with beneficial fungi/microorganisms
  • Modeling of vegetation and ecosystem services
  • Environmental risk assessment
  • Methods for assessing environmental capacity
  • Advanced statistical methods; multivariate statistics; machine learning; statistical processing and spectrum analysis
  • Preparation of new herbal formulations for subsequent field and laboratory trials of efficacy and safety оn animals

Cooperation with industry

  • Cooperation with Agrosava d.o.o. on the development of biological insecticides and repellents for potato pests, based on essential oils and plant extracts, for use in warehouses and field conditions
  • Cooperation with Agrosava d.o.o. on the development of biological preparations for suppressing potato germination in storage conditions, based on essential oils and plant extracts
  • Potential cooperation with other companies in the field of plant protection, on the development of biological insecticides for use in forestry and agriculture, based on essential oils and plant extracts

Group leader: dr Жаклина Марјановић

The research team of the Group for Bioinorganic Chemistry and Redox Processes focuses on the bioinorganic and redox chemistry in the context of biological and environmental processes and on the physiology, ecophysiology and biotechnological applications of microalgae. Multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approach and the use of a wide range of experimental methods is a defining principle of our group’s work.”

Research fields and interests:

  • Bioinorganic and redox chemistry
  • Phycology
  • Environmental science and technology

Laboratory and analytical methods

  • EPR
  • ICP
  • FTIR
  • XRF
  • XAFS
  • GC-MS
  • MS
  • Fluorimetry
  • Biochemical assays
  • TEM, SEM and optical microscopy
  • Voltammetry
  • Raman
  • NMR

SERVICES: ICP elemental analysis services for biological and other samples

Group leader: dr Иван Спасојевић

The research team of the Applied Biophysics for Biotechnology and Biomedicine Group focuses on the plant physiology, examining the structure-function relationships of cell walls in response to abiotic and biotic stress, at the physiological, morphological, biophysical and biochemical levels, developing new methods for modifying plant cell wall biopolymers, obtaining efficient biocatalysts, synthesis and physicochemical characterization of nanomaterials, application of biophysical and biochemical methods in diagnostic and analytical studies, electrophysiological studies of the physiological properties of nervous system cells, and developing and applying mathematical and advanced statistical methods in experimental design and analysis of various types of experimental results.

The Group consists of three principal research fellows, seven senior research associates, three research associate, one research assistant, and two research trainees.

Research fields and interests

  • Plant physiology
  • Stress physiology
  • Enzymology
  • Immobilization of biomolecules and bioactive components
  • Mycotoxicology
  • Synthesis, testing and application of nanoparticles
  • Development of diagnostic and analytical methods in biomedicine and agriculture
  • Development of biomaterials (modification, characterization, application)
  • Electrophysiological studies of physiological properties of cells of the nervous system
  • Development and application of mathematical and advanced statistical methods

Laboratory and analytical methods

  • Fluorescence spectroscopy
  • Spectrophotometry
  • FTIR
  • Microscopic techniques and methods
  • Methods for isolation and purification of biomolecules
  • Electrophoretic methods
  • Electrophysiological methods
  • Methods for determining oxidative status
  • Advanced statistical methods

Group leader: dr Милош Прокопијевић

Research fields and interests

  • Biology and ecophysiology of plants and microorganisms in natural and controlled outdoor conditions
  • Biochemical and physiological research of plants, microorganisms, and their interactions
  • Oxidative stress and antioxidant metabolism of plants under extreme environmental conditions (drought, insolation, hypoxia)
  • Molecular biology of plants and microorganisms and resistance
  • Ecology of herbaceous and woody plant species
  • Diversity of microhabitats of woody plant species
  • Conservation of forest genetic resources

Fieldwork and research methods

  • Monitoring of physiological parameters (chlorophyll, epidermal flavonoids, nitrogen index) of plant leaves using the non-invasive Dualex sensor (Dx4, FORCE-A)
  • Monitoring of chlorophyll fluorescence in plant leaves using the Junior PAM device (Gadermann Instruments GmbH)
  • Monitoring of stomatal conductance in plant leaves using the SC-1 Leaf Porometer (METER Group)
  • Dendrometric measurements of individual trees and stands — diameter, height, crown parameters
  • Tree vitality assessments
  • Microhabitats assessments

Laboratory and analytical methods

  • HPLC (determination of primary and secondary metabolites in plant material)
  • Spectrophotometric determination of enzyme activity
  • Isolation and purification of proteins, electrophoretic techniques (native, SDS, isoelectric focusing), Western blot
  • Cell wall isolation (analysis of spectra of cell wall components obtained by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy – FTIR)
  • Determination of concentrations of various metabolites using the TECAN Infinite 200 Pro M Nano+ device
  • Isolation of DNA and RNA molecules, PCR, agarose electrophoresis
  • PCR and genetic analyses (phylogenetic analysis, metabarcoding)
  • Isolation and cultivation of bacteria on liquid and solid media
  • Microdilution method
  • Antimicrobial activity

Group leader: dr Соња Вељовић Јовановић

  • Horizon 2020, Innovation in Truffle cultivation, preservation, processing and wild truffle resources management (INTACT), 101007623
  • UNDP, LIQUID 3, 00094603/07/2020
  • European Commission, Oxygen sensing a novel mean for biology and technology of fruit quality, CA18210
  • European Commission, Data integration to maximise the power of omics for grapevine improvement, CA 17111
  • European Commission, European Soil-Biology Data Warehouse for Soil Protection” (EUdaphobase), CA18238, https://www.eudaphobase.eu/
  • Scientific and technological cooperation between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Croatia, Microstructure and mechanical characteristics of concrete with recycled materials
  • Innovation Fund/Proof of concept, Development of filters based on microalgae biomass for absorption of heavy metals from wastewater, 5033
  • Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia/PROMIS, Late embryogenesis abundant Proteins: Structural Characterization and Interaction with α-Synuclein (LEAPSyn-SCI), 6039663
  • The Innovation Fund/ Proof of Concept, Zinc encapsulated in biodegradable polymers: a sustainable solution for cereals boosting, 5262
  • Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia/PROMIS, Real -time detection and quantification of bioaerosols relevant for human and plant health (BREATHE), 6039613
  • Innovation Fund / Proof of Concept / Technology Transfer, Nanobionic stimulation of agricultural plants’ productivity (NANOPLANT), 5419

1. Microtiter plate reader with monochromator and fluorescence detector

TECAN Infinite 200 Pro M Nano+
Manufacturer: Tecan, Switzerland
Year of purchase: 2019.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Соња Милић Комић

2. VertexOne potentiostat/galvanostat with electrodes

Manufacturer: Ivium Technologies, Netherlands and Metrohm, Switzerland
Year of purchase: 2019.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима и Одсек за науку о материјалима
Person in charge: др Иван Спасојевић и др Мариа Весна Николић

3. EMX Nano electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrometer

Manufacturer: Bruker, Germany
Year of purchase: 2018.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Иван Спасојевић

4. PAM fluorimeter Mini-PAM II/R

Manufacturer: Walz, Germany
Year of purchase: 2018.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Марина Станић

5. Mill-mixer for grinding frozen samples MM400

Manufacturer: Retsch, Germany
Year of purchase: 2018.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Соња Милић Комић

6. Pulverisette 2 mill

Manufacturer: Fritsch, Germany
Year of purchase: 2016.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Јасна Симоновић Радосављевић

7. Spectrofluorimeter and phosphorimeter FL3-221 P TCSPC

Manufacturer: Horiba, Japan
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Ксенија Радотић Хаџи-Манић

8. High-performance liquid chromatograph, HPLC Waters LC-MS System, Model:HPLC Waters LC-MS System (mass detector, autosampler, diode detector and electrical detector)

Manufacturer: Waters, USA
Year of purchase: 2003.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Вук Максимовић

9. Спектрофлуориметар FluoroLog 3, Модел: FluoroLog 3

Manufacturer: Horiba, Japan
Year of purchase: 2003.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Милена Димитријевић

10. VarianE104-A electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrometer

Manufacturer: Varian, Palo Alto, USA
Year of purchase: 2001.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима (given on the reverse to the Faculty of Physical Chemistry; they have a share in the ownership)
Person in charge: др Иван Спасојевић

11. Heka-AM Systems-Axiovert Patch-Clamp system

Manufacturer: Heka Electronic, Germany
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Јелена Богдановић Пристов

12. Chamber for working in anaerobic conditions (glove box)

Manufacturer: Plas-Lab, USA
Year of purchase: 2004.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Драгосав Мутавџић

13. Spectrophotometer Jenway Genova Plus

Manufacturer: Jenway, United Kingdom
Year of purchase: 2018.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Милена Димитријевић

14. HPLC LC-20AB Prominence

Manufacturer: Shimadzu, Japan
Year of purchase: 2008.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Соња Милић Комић

15. GelDoc UVIDOC UVIdoc D-55-LCD-20M-Auto gel visualization system

Manufacturer: Uvitec, Great Britain
Year of purchase: 2008.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић

16. Faxitron CellRad office X-ray irradiation system

Manufacturer: Faxitron, USA
Year of purchase: 2017.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Иван Спасојевић

17. Vibrating shaker

Manufacturer: Fritsch, Germany
Year of purchase: 2016.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић

18. Climate chamber with 4 shakers SHO-2D

Manufacturer: Frigoline-Star, Belgrade-Barič/Daihan, South Korea
Year of purchase: 2017.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Иван Спасојевић

19. Sutter P-97 micropipette extractor

Micropipette puller Sutter P-97
Manufacturer: Sutter Instrument, United States of America
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Јелена Богдановић Пристов

20. Horizontal electrophoresis, Compact Multi-Wide system

Manufacturer: Biometra, Germany
Year of purchase: 2016.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић

21. Equipped air conditioning chamber for working in sterile conditions with two laminar units Laminar chamber TWO-30/ Smart Fast

Manufacturer: FASTER, Italy
Year of purchase: 2006/2016
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић

22. Table shaker incubator Unimax 1010

Manufacturer: Heidolph, Germany
Year of purchase: 2006/2009
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић

23. Electroporator

Manufacturer: Eppendorf, Germany
Year of purchase: 2016
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић
Eporator® for bacteria and yeasts

24. Apparatus for isoelectric focusing

Manufacturer: LKB 2117 Multiphor II, LKB Instruments Ltd., UK
Year of purchase: 2002
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Јелена Драгишић Максимовић, Милош Опачић

25. Imaging system for gel visualization

Manufacturer: Uvitec Cambridge, United Kingdom
Year of purchase: 2008.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: др Жаклина Марјановић

26. Spectrophotometer Shimadzu 2501-PC 21, Model: Shimadzu 2501-PC

Manufacturer: Shimadzu, Japan
Year of purchase: 2004.
Department: Одсек за науку о живим системима
Person in charge: Бојана Живановић

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