Bolstering biosecurity amid the biotechnology revolution/ Diane DiEuliis

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DIEULIIS Diane

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In: Orbis, Volume 68, Issue 3, Summer 2024, pg. 361-382Summary: Security measures designed to prevent the loss, theft, misuse, diversion, unauthorized possession or material introduction, or intentional release of pathogens, toxins, biological materials, and related information and/or technology.

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Security measures designed to prevent the loss, theft, misuse, diversion, unauthorized possession or material introduction, or intentional release of pathogens, toxins, biological materials, and related information and/or technology.

BIOTECHNOLOGY REVOLUTION, ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY, NEWARTICLS

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