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  • Bacillus anthracis/Bibliography
    Giagtzoglou, N., Bellen, JH. "''Fighting anthrax with Flies''". ''Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)''. Okinaka, R., Pearson, T., Keim, P. "''Anthrax, but not Bacillus anthracis?''". ''PLoS pathogens''. 2006. Volume 2. Issue
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  • Doxycycline/Definition
    [[Tetracycline]] derivative; treats [[malaria]], [[anthrax]], [[brucellosis]], [[cholera]], [[ornithosis]], [[plague]] etc.
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  • Template:Anthrax/Metadata
    | pagename = Anthrax | abc = Anthrax
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  • Bacillus anthracis/Definition
    The [[bacterium]] that causes [[anthrax]]. It is a [[Select Agent Program|Select Agent]] and a high-risk [[biologic
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  • Ciprofloxacin/Related Articles
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  • Bacillus anthracis/Related Articles
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  • Cattle/Related Articles
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  • User:Howard C. Berkowitz/DiseasePage
    <center>'''Anthrax example'''</center>
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  • Anthrax/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Anthrax]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • Physical system/Related Articles
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  • Bacillus anthracis
    ...''bacillus anthracis'' bacterium]]Believed to be responsible for causing [[anthrax]], {{Taxobox ...r bacteria, ''B. anthracis's'' capsule is made up of poly-D-glutamic acid. Anthrax organisms usually range in size from about 1 to 1.5 microns in width and ab
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  • Biological weapon/Related Articles
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  • Ciprofloxacin
    ...[[tyfoid fever]], cervical and urethral [[gonorrhea]], and post-exposure [[anthrax]]. Because it works by a different mechanism than other classes of [[antib
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  • Anthrax
    '''Anthrax''' is a potentially lethal bacterial infection caused by ''[[Bacillus anthr
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  • Bacteria/Related Articles
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  • Chertoff Group
    ...e Nation, including influenza pandemics, national security threats such as anthrax, and in preventing expensive and dangerous hospital acquired infections.”
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  • Doxycycline
    ...ake prophylactically in the prevention of malaria. It can be used to treat anthrax, brucellosis, cholera, ornithosis, plague, tularemia, rickettsioses. Its c
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  • Unit 731
    ...ently were carried out at Unit 731, most on victims exposed to aerosolized anthrax. Many more prisoners and Chinese nationals may have died in this facility - ...ods, rather than the more difficult process of forming an aerosol spray. [[Anthrax]] was first delivered on bullets or bomb fragments. Plague was also deliver
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  • CDC Bioterrorism Diseases-Agents List
    *''[[Bacillus anthracis]]'',* the pathogen of [[anthrax]]
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  • Brown Institution
    ...ttle plague]]. Burdon-Sanderson's successor, William Greenfield, worked on anthrax, and succeeded in producing an attenuated [[vaccine]] before [[Pasteur]], a
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  • Louis Pasteur
    Pasteur developed vaccines for chicken cholera, anthrax, and swine erysipelas, improving on [[Jenner]]'s work of 80 years earlier b
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  • Chloramphenicol
    ...as gangrene]], [[glanders]], [[plague]], [[ehrlichiosis]], non-cutaneous [[anthrax]] and [[tularemia]]. In combination with [[doxycycline]] and [[co-trimoxaz
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  • Weapons of mass destruction
    Since many of the diseases involved occur in nature, such as anthrax, it can be very difficult to distinguish legitimate research or small-scale ...fect, in that they generally do not spread from person to person, and only anthrax will remain dangerous for an indefinite time. There have been reports that
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  • Biological Weapons and Toxins Convention
    ...be used as biological weapons. For diseases that occur in nature, such as anthrax or plague, there are legitimate reasons to have reasonable quantities of su
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  • U.S. Department of Agriculture
    ...'''overlap agent''' that threatens both humans and agriculture, such as [[anthrax]] or [[tularemia]].
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  • Centers for Disease Control
    ...more visible activities of this group is serving as the U.S. center for [[anthrax]] and [[botulism]], surveillance for food-borne infections, and both monito
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  • Biological weapon
    Immunizations are available for some potential threats, such as anthrax; military personnel have been vaccinated.
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  • Germ theory of disease
    ...of Disease. [[Koch's postulates]] were first used in 1875 to demonstrate anthrax was caused by the bacterium ''[[Bacillus anthracis]]''. These postulates a
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  • Discovery of penicillin
    ...] and [[Jules Francois Joubert]] in 1877 had observed that cultures of the anthrax bacilli, when contaminated with moulds, became inhibited. Some references s
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  • VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs/Catalogs
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  • Talk:Microorganism
    ...use disease, by showing that the blood of cattle that were infected with [[anthrax]] always contained large numbers of [[Bacillus anthracis]].[[Koch's postula
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  • Select Agent Program
    '''Overlap agents''', such as ''[[Bacillus anthracis]]'' (anthrax) and ''[[Francisella tularensis]]'' (tularemia), are threats both to humans
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  • Microorganism
    ...causing diseases such as [[bubonic plague|plague]], [[tuberculosis]] and [[anthrax]]: protozoa, causing diseases such as [[malaria]], [[sleeping sickness]] an ...bers of ''[[Bacillus anthracis]]''. Koch also found that he could transmit anthrax from one animal to another by taking a small sample of blood from the infec
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  • Microbiology
    ...ation ([[pasteurization]]) and vaccines against several diseases such as [[anthrax]], fowl cholera and [[rabies]]. Robert Koch is best known for his contribu
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  • Terrorism/Citable Version
    ...or nerve gas, while biological weapons use living organisms or toxins like anthrax spores. ...le threats of ''Bio Terrorism'' – the release of germs or viruses, such as anthrax, and ''Chemical Terrorism'' – the release of poisonous chemicals, have ra
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  • Terrorism
    ...or nerve gas, while biological weapons use living organisms or toxins like anthrax spores. ...le threats of ''Bio Terrorism'' – the release of germs or viruses, such as anthrax, and ''Chemical Terrorism'' – the release of poisonous chemicals, have ra
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  • Superfund
    ...l Hill]] after the [[2001 anthrax attacks|2001 Anthrax Attacks]].<ref>"The Anthrax Cleanup of Capitol Hill." Documentary by Xin Wang produced by the EPA Alumn
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  • Prokaryote phylogeny and evolution
    ...ew genetic markers for population genetics studies in the bacteria causing anthrax or tuberculosis. In all these studies, it is the additional data provided b
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  • U.S. intelligence and transnational counterproliferation activities
    ...d biological weapons (CBW) dispersal, and had tested the aircraft using an anthrax simulant. ...Agency]] (DIA) plan to genetically engineer a vaccine-resistant strain of anthrax developed by the Russians; and a '''Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) proje
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  • Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
    ...eaks of potential [[biological weapon|biological warfare]] agents (e.g., [[anthrax]], [[tularemia]]) listed in the [[Centers for Disease Control]] [[Select Ag
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  • Materials MASINT
    ...on potential BW agents including [[tularemia]], [[Q fever]], [[plague]], [[anthrax]], [[Western Equine Encephalitis]], [[Eastern Equine Encephalitis]], and [[
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  • Bacteria
    .... Robert Koch was a pioneer in medical microbiology and worked on cholera, anthrax and tuberculosis. In his research into tuberculosis, Koch finally proved th
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  • Talk:Scientific method/Draft
    ...bout the limits of proof, and in this way denied antibiotics to those with Anthrax, and transfused blood from high risk patients if the antibody test for HIV
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 3
    ...e previously exerted by a virus, similar in character to that of the fatal anthrax virus? And by what technical term could we more appropriately speak of this
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  • CZ Talk:Neutrality Policy/Archive 1
    ...y experiment, Pasteur's demonstration of the immunization of sheep against anthrax, Hahn & Strasseman's demonstration of nuclear fission, etc. It's hard to co
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  • Mathematical biology/Signed Articles/Biology's next microscope: Mathematics
    *Wein LM, Craft DL, Kaplan EH (2003) Emergency response to an anthrax attack. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 100: 4346–4351.
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  • U.S. intelligence and global health
    ...fect crops or animals, and they jointly define "overlap agents", such as [[anthrax]], that are significant threats both to humans and livestock.
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 8
    :::::He did, in fact, develop a true vaccine for [[anthrax]] in [[sheep]]. To respond to "suggests that homeopaths treat well people
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  • User talk:Thomas Wright Sulcer/sandbox
    The risk that a truck laden with [[anthrax]] moves through a heavily populated city may cause thousands of deaths, alt
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 4
    ...ic problem is that not that long after Jenner, Pasteur's preventives for [[anthrax]] and [[rabies]] were not a minute dose of a natural substance producing th
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 11
    ...immunoglobulin production, ideally without any symptoms. The holy grail in anthrax immunity, for example, is to generate not immunoglobulins to the bacterium,
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