33. Botulinum Toxins
... toxins and, because of their relative ease of production and other characteristics, these toxins are likely biological warfare agents. Indeed, the United States itself explored the possibility of weaponizing botulinum toxin after World War II, as is discussed elsewhere in this textbook. Although the ...
... toxins and, because of their relative ease of production and other characteristics, these toxins are likely biological warfare agents. Indeed, the United States itself explored the possibility of weaponizing botulinum toxin after World War II, as is discussed elsewhere in this textbook. Although the ...
- Analusis
... from the in-line connection of separation and detection tools in addition to the requirements for their single or separate use. Those required for the in-line connection, i.e. HPLCAAS, are i) adjustment of the difference between the flow rate on HPLC (< 1 mL/min) and the uptake rate of AAS (4 – 5 mL ...
... from the in-line connection of separation and detection tools in addition to the requirements for their single or separate use. Those required for the in-line connection, i.e. HPLCAAS, are i) adjustment of the difference between the flow rate on HPLC (< 1 mL/min) and the uptake rate of AAS (4 – 5 mL ...
Radionics machine detects possible "simulants
... the traces of toxins that have been intentionally seeded into our breathing mixture, then it can be worn out. If millions of people can slowly have their immune systems undermined in this perverse manner, then, when the time is right, they may more easily succumb to pathogens that are more deadly. “ ...
... the traces of toxins that have been intentionally seeded into our breathing mixture, then it can be worn out. If millions of people can slowly have their immune systems undermined in this perverse manner, then, when the time is right, they may more easily succumb to pathogens that are more deadly. “ ...
