Pathogens and arms control: can bioscience police itself?/ Amy Smithson.
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Survival Vol 52, No 5, October-November 2010, pp.117-134 (106)Summary: considers what can and should be dome to control misuse of developments in thefield of biological sciences.
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considers what can and should be dome to control misuse of developments in thefield of biological sciences.
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