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Variola Virus: Clinical, Molecular, and Bioterrorism Perspectives,0 million deaths in the twentieth century alone. However, in vitro and in vivo investigations with infectious virus have been largely restricted following the eradication of VARV. Historical documents have provided information regarding the clinical disease course in humans; however, the molecular p

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Brucella: Potential Biothreat Agent,been identified as the causative agents of brucellosis in mammalian hosts. Natural infections with . occur globally among humans and animals, resulting in significant economic losses. Research in recent years has focused on appropriate methods for environmental sampling, early detection techniques,

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,,btropical areas. Melioidosis is considered one of the most neglected tropical diseases. The bacterium is endemic to South-eastern Asia and northern Australia; however, a more representative assessment may expand the endemic regions to include Southern Asia, Africa, and parts of America. Underreporti

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,: Hiding in Plain Sight,ronmental resistance, and the debilitating consequences of infection, this pathogen is considered source material for a potential biological weapon. Q fever has non-specific clinical presentation and can include both acute and life-threatening chronic sequelae. A recent outbreak of Q fever in the Ne

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,: Causative Agent of Tularemia and Biothreat Agent,or Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). ., one of the most infectious and virulent bacteria known, is responsible for tularemia, a zoonosis transmitted to humans through animal bites, contact with animals, contaminated body fluids or feces, or by consumption of foods of animal origin. Inhalation of