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- noun A
threat frombiological weapons .
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A 2002 editorial in the Daily Californian also expressed concern about the kind of biothreat research Livermore will conduct.
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Robin Robinson, the head of the health department's bioterrorism unit the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, or "Barda" for short said in an interview the government has a "strong commitment against the anthrax biothreat."
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The U.S. Department of Homeland S.curity is constructing a center that will merge biothreat information from federal agencies and eventually connect it with localities.
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So going forward now, if there's a biothreat, how is the CDC going to operate from here on forward?
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Another key player in the biothreat detection space is Combimatrix.
Nanotech Takes On Homeland Terror Josh Wolfe 2006
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Cepheid is working with other firms to employ the GeneXpert technology in additional types of biothreat detection.
Nanotech Takes On Homeland Terror Josh Wolfe 2006
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We have no choice but to assume that each reported instance is an actual biothreat.
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These risks and uncertainties include the Company's ability to continue the development of and successfully commercialize Easy Check; the Company's ability to expand its homeland security and biothreat detection applications both in the U.S. and abroad; as well as certain other risks.
unknown title 2011
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The TMTI was pioneered by The Department of Defense in 2006 to better prepare and protect the warfighter and the nation from emerging, genetically engineered, and unknown biothreat agents by providing a novel response capability from identification of pathogens to the development of medical countermeasures.
News 2010
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We are currently seeking Mid-Level Project Managers to actively manage the day to day activities of a government program charged with better preparing and protecting the war fighter and the nation from emerging, genetically engineered, and unknown biothreat agents.
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