A defensive strategy

Corie Lok

Nature, 2005, vol. 437, issue 7063, 1392-1393

Abstract: Fearing that it will be the target of future bioterrorist attacks, the United States has been ploughing huge amounts of money into biodefence. The result is a reinvigorated market for microbiologists. Corie Lok reports.

Date: 2005
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