Review Article
Advances in Neuroscience and the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention
Table 2
Topics covered in the main body of the UK's contribution to the 2001 Background Paper*.
| | Genomics and proteomics | | Bioinformatics | | Human Genome Project and human diversity | | Gene therapy | | Virulence and pathogenicity | | Vaccines and novel therapies | | Recombinant protein expression | | Toxins and other bioactive molecules | | Detection and identification technologies | | Human infectious disease patterns | | Smallpox destruction | | Drug resistance | | Disease in agriculture | | Pest control in agriculture | | Global initiatives to tackle disease | | Molecular biology applications and crops | | Trends in protein production technologies | | International cooperation and biosafety: activities under the Biodiversity Convention | | Means of delivery of agents and toxins | | Use of pathogens to control weeds and “criminal” crops | | Bioremediation: the destruction of material | | Countering the threat of BW terrorism | | Impact of the entry into force of the CWC |
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