Applied Biosafety: Journal of the
American
Biological Safety Association
Volume 7, Number 3, 2002
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Articles
Use of Zebrafish and Zoonoses(PDF 440KB)
Karen B. Byers and Jennifer L. Matthews
Risk Assessment for Enteric Pathogens in the Biosafety Level 2 Laboratory(PDF 1.2MB)
Betty Kupskay
National Inventory of Biomedical Laboratories That May Possess Wild Poliovirus Materials(PDF 304KB)
Kim Koporc, Sandra Browning, and Walter Dowdle
The Poliovirus Laboratory Containment Pilot Survey: The Experiences of Wyeth and Emory University(PDF 336KB)
Elizabeth A. Gilman and Robin Luttrell
Going Up in Smoke: The Demise of California's Last Commercial Medical Waste Incinerator Has National Ramifications(PDF 304KB)
Jack S. McGurk
The Art of Biosafety Auditing in Industry(PDF 868KB)
Richard Rebar
Special Features
Capsule(PDF 112KB)
Ed Krisiunas
Ask the Experts(PDF 88KB)
John H. Keene
Regulations and Standards(PDF 400KB)
Donald R. Callihan
Biosafety Tips(PDF 228KB)
Karen B. Byers
Innovations-Biotechnology: Baculovirus Vectors as Gene Transfer Vectors for Mammalian Cells: Biosafety Considerations(PDF 256KB)
Thomas A. Kost and J. Patrick Condreay
Using the Web(PDF 76KB)
Richard C. Fink
The Learning Center-Dealing with Disruptive Behavior in Training Classes(PDF 128KB)
Mary Ann Sondrini
ABSA News
Suspected Cutaneous Anthrax in a Laboratory Worker-Texas, 2002(PDF 472KB)
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports (MMWR)
New ABSA Members for 2002(PDF 216KB)
Eagleson Institute's New Training Software(PDF 168KB)
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Zebrafish: Exciting Genetic Model (Figure 1) appears on page 119 in the article "Uses of Zebrafish and Zoonoses" by Karen B. Byers and Jennifer L. Matthews. Zebrafish reprinted with permission from ZFIN (Zebrafish Network) http://www.zfin.org.
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