The antibiotic teixobactin—developed a decade ago by Northeastern University professors Kim Lewis and Slava Epstein in ...

A need exists for alternate or supplemental treatment modalities, particularly those that neutralize anthrax toxins. The focus has been on passive immunization with monoclonal and polyclonal ...

Bioterrorism may lead to mass movement, resulting in displacement, meaning that people from the affected area may flee to ...

"But this is hugely significant and should not be brushed under the carpet." The anthrax bacteria produces a toxin which is released into the bloodstream and starves the tissues of oxygen.

refer to the different forms or preparations of the bacterium Bacillus anthracis or its toxins, which are responsible for causing the infectious disease known as anthrax. Anthrax is a zoonotic disease ...

And engineered viruses or toxins that affect only certain ethnic ... Others point out that “traditional” biological agents, such as anthrax, which have undergone extensive trials, pose a ...

The Self-Defense Forces, police and other authorities across Japan have bolstered their abilities to deal with a terrorist ...

The federal government has designated 63 biological agents and toxins, including Ebola virus and anthrax, as having “the potential to pose a severe threat to both human and animal health, to plant ...

Lab was part of network studying red leaf blotch, which could potentially decimate the crop By Bridgette Fox and UIS Public Affairs Reporting Captiol News Illinois       The impending closure of a ...

So, why is glyphosate toxic? Although "Fact check"ers don't care for Dr. Brian Ardis, he is the one that opened my eyes to see the dangers of weed killers, in particular "Roundup." I always supposed ...