'Biological weapon' presentation slideshows

Technology of WWI

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Biological Warfare from Antiquity to World War I

Biological Warfare from Antiquity to World War I. Lecture No. 2. 1. Outline. Pre-scientific biological warfare Slides ( 1 - 8 ) Initial use of biological warfare Slides (9 - 16 ) The beginnings of scientific biological warfare Slides (17 - 20 ).

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Modified from N.Y. Dept. of Health

Anthrax is Diagnosed: Day 10. Click for larger picture. Modified from N.Y. Dept. of Health. Anthrax as a Biological Weapon ( JAMA. 1999; 281:1735-1745). Figure 4. Day of Onset of Inhalational Anthrax Following Sverdlovsk Accident F igure is based on data from Guillermin. 68.

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Biological Weapons During the Cold War

Biological Weapons During the Cold War. Lecture No. 4. 1. Outline. At the end of World War II Slides 2 - 3 The US Programme Slides 4 - 11 The Anti-Crop Aspect of US Activities Slides 11 - 16 The Soviet Programme Slides 17 - 20. 2. At the End of the War. Canadian concerns

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EBOLA

EBOLA . An information PowerPoint: presented By Phoenix Jang. What is Ebola??. The Ebola Virus is a zoonotic disease. It is caused when Ebola viruses are transported into humans through contact with dead or living infected species. (disease named after a river in Sudan.).

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Important Bacterial Groups

Important Bacterial Groups. In addition to being classified by Gram staining and shape, bacteria are also classified by biochemical properties and evolutionary relationships . Proteobacteria. Largest and most diverse group Several subgroups w/ varying nutritional needs

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The Moneychanger and His Wife

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THE BLACK DEATH

THE BLACK DEATH.

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Plague

Plague. Biological Weapon. Yersinia Pestis. Transmission. Treatment. Antibiotics: Streptomycin &. The "Real" Meaning of "Ring Around the Rosie".

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Biological Warfare

Biological Warfare. How And What Are The Side effects of biological warfare on the environment. This Presentation is brought to you by: Jackie Flores Fion Chan. Table of Contents. What is biological warfare? What does it do? How does it affect the environment?

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Chemical and Biological Weapons

Chemical and Biological Weapons. Period 9/10 Kristen Sposetta , Aaron Mohr, Destanee Goosby , Taylor Host.

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Year 10 Disease Assignment-Anthrax

Year 10 Disease Assignment-Anthrax. By Jeremy Johnson. What is the disease. Anthrax is an acute disease caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis . What is the cause of the disease?. The most common cause of the disease is animals.

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Bacteria Phyla

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