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Biohazard game footage

Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. Electronic Art and Animation Catalog., 2002
The theme of Biohazard, a new game created exclusively for the Nintendo GameCube is "the ultimate horror experience." It draws players into a world of intense horror with realistic environments achieved by real-time animated backgrounds such as lights and shadows. Players also encounter dreadful zombies and many other repulsive genetic creatures.
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Biohazards of Nanomaterials

2020
Nanoparticles (NPs) refer to materials that have a range of 1–100 nm in one or more dimension. These can be sourced from a variety of engineered, targeted materials and in naturally occurring forms. Many of which, have not been systematically evaluated for their hazardous nature.
Priyanka Maurya   +3 more
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Cloning As Biohazard

Science, 2003
“If we want to prevent the development of anthrax bombs, we do best to block the production of anthrax spores, not just their transfer to a weapons delivery system. Similarly, if we mean to be fully serious about stopping the cloning of human children, we should try to stop the process before it starts … not merely rely on efforts to prevent their ...
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Array biosensor for detection of biohazards

Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2000
A fluorescence-based biosensor has been developed for simultaneous analysis of multiple samples for multiple biohazardous agents. A patterned array of antibodies immobilized on the surface of a planar waveguide is used to capture antigen present in samples; bound analyte is then quantified by means of fluorescent tracer antibodies.
C A, Rowe-Taitt   +5 more
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Biohazards in the Field of Microbiology

2015
Eighty cases of laboratory infection observed in our institute during 25 years were summarized. They were mostly research workers. Cases include not only manifestation of disease but also incidence of allergic responses. Causal agents were viral 22, rickettsial 14, bacterial or fungi 33, and toxin 11.
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Biometrics or ... biohazards?

Proceedings of the 2002 workshop on New security paradigms - NSPW '02, 2002
IPSE DIXIT Biometrics as an array of deployable technologies presumes an elaborate infrastructure, including underlying science that justifies its claims of detection, classification, identification and authentication of individual human identities; particularly of those who are runaways, illegal immigrants, fugitives, criminals, terrorists, and so on ...
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Mortal Remains as Biohazard

Journal of Vietnamese Studies, 2023
This article examines French efforts to disrupt the transfer of two thousand Chinese remains from Sài Gòn–Chợ Lớn to Hong Kong in 1892. French officials cited biohazardous threats as grounds for legal interdiction, infuriating Cantonese leaders who demanded the removal of bureaucratic obstacles to repatriations.
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Beware of Biohazards

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What are biohazards? Biohazards are materials or human waste that cause infections or disease. Bloodborne pathogens, human waste, and drug paraphernalia are also considered biohazards and can pose a significant health threat.
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Biohazards and Bioethics

1998
Michael Crichton’s The Andromeda Strain, published in 1969, in many ways epitomizes the transformation from the representation of genetics as a morality play to the representation of genetics as an environmental concern. Crichton’s novel relates the story of a lethal organism brought back to earth by a returning space shot, instantly killing fifty ...
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Biohazards

2022
Benjamin R. Sveinbjornsson   +1 more
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