Meeting the challenges of biological threats and bioweapons in the 21st century by Ristanović Elizabeta S., Buršaid Al-Daheri Mubarak S.A.

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“We’ve Forgotten Our Roots”: Bioweapons and Forms of Life in Mass Effect’s Speculative Future by Reid Eamon

“…Due to population difficulties deriving from both naturalistic and cultural tendencies, they were targeted by a bioweapon – the genophage. The genophage drastically transformed how they comprehend their own form of life, as the bioweapon infected the Krogan with a plague-like genetic modification targeting their reproductive organs. …”
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Monkeypox (Mpox) re-emergence: prevalence, diagnostics, countermeasures, and its global effect by Mohammad Amir, Ian Osoro, Amit Sharma, Ranjeet Kumar

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Border closure for island nations? Analysis of pandemic and bioweapon‐related threats suggests some scenarios warrant drastic action by Matt Boyd, Michael G. Baker, Nick Wilson

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Safely balancing a double-edged blade: identifying and mitigating emerging biosecurity risks in precision medicine by Diane DiEuliis, James J. Giordano, James J. Giordano, James J. Giordano

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Anthrax outbreak: exploring its biological agents and public health implications by Seto C. Ogunleye, Mercy M. Olorunshola, Kolapo A. Fasina, Abdullahi T. Aborode, Olalekan C. Akinsulie, Abimbola Amoo, Boluwatife J. Olatoye, Akeem Bakare, Mariam A. Lawal, Oluwabori Adekanye, Ezemba C. Chinyere

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Anthrax revisited: how assessing the unpredictable can improve biosecurity by Dunja Manal Sabra, Anna Krin, Ana Belén Romeral, Johannes Ludwig Frieß, Gunnar Jeremias

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BIOHAZARD : The Chilling True Story of the Largest Covert Biological Weapons Program in the World-- Told from the Inside by the Man Who Ran It / by Alibek, Ken 220555, author, Handelman, Stephen 634777, author

“…For two decades, while a fearful world prepared for nuclear winter, an elite team of Russian bioweaponeers began to till a new killing field: a bleak tract sown with powerful seeds of mass destruction by doctors who had committed themselves to creating a biological Armageddon. …”

Biodefense against Abrin and Ricin as bioterrorism agents - a virtual screening of Indonesian plant medicinal properties by Leni Tria Melati, Timbul Siahaan, I Nengah Putra Apriyanto

“… Because of their high lethality and easy way to produce, abrin and ricin are often used as bioweapons. Sources of raw materials for the abrin and ricin manufacture can be found in various regions, especially in tropical countries. …”
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THE SANCTUARY / by Khoury, Raymond 407881

“…The scientist that they are after is believed to have been working on a bioweapons programme. Unfortunately, the man known only as the hakeem - the doctor - has managed to escape, and he's taken with him the startling truth about his work ..…”

Model systems to study plague pathogenesis and develop new therapeutics by Matthew B Lawrenz

“…The continued risk of plague as a bioweapon has prompted increased research to understand Y. pestis pathogenesis and develop new plague therapeutics. …”
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Long Before Suspicions Arose About A Lab Leak, Government Scientists Were Fiddling With Bugs to Make Them More Deadly by Paul Thacker

“…Decades before the COVID outbreak when Americans first began hearing of dangerous “gain of function” virus studies, US bioweapons researchers were juicing up bugs to make them more deadly and contagious. …”
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Promoting conspiracy theory: From AIDS to COVID-19 by Nicoli Nattrass

“…Russian conspiracy theories claiming the viruses were United States bioweapons appeared in both epidemics. So did ‘cultropreneurs’ who, as a marketing strategy for their ‘alternative’ therapies, promoted conspiracy theories about scientific medicine. …”
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Melioidosis in global perspective and challenges for surveillance by Dance, DAB

“…The potential for Burkholderia pseudomallei to be used as a bioweapon has had beneficial spin-offs, no matter how unlikely it is ever to be used in this way. …”

Evaluation of Inactivation Methods for Rift Valley Fever Virus in Mouse Microglia by Margarita V. Rangel, Feliza A. Bourguet, Carolyn I. Hall, Dina R. Weilhammer

“…Rift Valley fever phlebovirus (RVFV) is a highly pathogenic mosquito-borne virus with bioweapon potential due to its ability to be spread by aerosol transmission. …”
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Analyzing Current and Future Global Trends in Populism / by Cheok, Adrian David, editor 201127

Melioidosis by Siang Ching Chieng Raymond

“…The ability of this disease to spread through air by inhalation makes it a potential agent for bioweapons, although there is no documented evidence of its use in biological warfare. …”
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Antibodies against Anthrax: Mechanisms of Action and Clinical Applications by Thibaut Pelat, Philippe Thullier, Jeffrey W. Froude II

“…B. anthracis is a bioweapon of primary importance and its pathogenicity depends on its lethal and edema toxins, which belong to the A-B model of bacterial toxins, and on its capsule. …”
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Melioidosis. by Dance, D

“…Melioidosis is an important public health problem in some regions, and a potential bioweapon. Recent reports confirm that it is endemic in China, Taiwan and Laos, but the true incidence in most countries is unknown, and the ecology poorly understood. …”

Melioidosis. by Dance, D

“…Melioidosis is an important public health problem in some regions, and a potential bioweapon. Recent reports confirm that it is endemic in China, Taiwan and Laos, but the true incidence in most countries is unknown, and the ecology poorly understood. …”