Genomics in biosecurity : principles and applications of genomic technologies in expanded biosecurity concepts /
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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London :
Academic Press,
[2022]
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| Series: | Translational and applied genomics.
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| Online Access: | CONNECT |
Table of Contents:
- Part I. The Spontaneous Risk: Microbes and Bugs
- 1. Exploring the concepts: Biosecurity, biodefense and biovigilance
- 2. The concept of humanome and the microbiomic dimension
- 3. Global catastrophic biological risks: Nature and response
- 4. Surveillance policies, levels, patterns, and techniques
- 5. The emerging pathogens: Nature, status, and threat
- 6. Non-microbial biothreats: DNA, prions, and (bio)regulators/(bio)toxins
- 7. Public health microbiomics
- Part II. The Perpetrated Biothreat: Bioterrorism, Biocrime, and Biowarfare
- 8. Bio-offense: Black biology
- 9. Bio-offense: Technical means, tactical approaches, operational orientations, and strategic concepts
- Part III. Biodefense Response and Intervention
- 10. Biodefense response: Cognition and diagnosis
- 11. Bio-defence build 2.0: The muscle
- 12. The genomic dimension in biodefense: Therapeutics
- 13. The genomic dimension in biodefense: Decontamination
- 14. Regulation and legislation
- 15. Epilogue: Resilience and preparedness, the case study of the United States.
