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Transcriptome of macrolide-resistant <i>emm92</i> invasive group A <i>Streptococcus</i> in response to erythromycin exposure. [PDF]

Microbiol Resour Announc
Powell LM, Choi SJ, Wang L, Hu G, Damron FH, Lukomski S.   +5 more
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Patterns of war related trauma in Gaza during armed conflict: survey study of international healthcare workers.

BMJ
El-Taji O, Ali A, Alser O, Ghali A, Jomaa A, Sultan MJ, Irfan B, Jafar A, Qandil M, Jeelani A, Darwish A, Mokhallalati A, McMonagle M, Rose V, Mamode N, Khan S, Maynard N, Nott D, Chai AS, International Medical Responders for Gaza collaborators.   +19 more
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Weapons of mass destruction, WMD

European Journal of Radiology, 2007
Since the invasion into Iraq in 2003, weapons of mass destruction (WMD), have come to general notice; they include today chemical, biological, and atomic/nuclear weapons, (CW, BW, and AW). Radiological findings shall be described.X-ray findings of victims of WMD are described. From CW, own observations are reported.
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Weapons of "mass destruction"

Choice Reviews Online, 2010
Since the first human used a stone to crack open a nut through the latest generation of supercomputers, the development of technology has benefited humanity in an infinite number of ways. Imagine life without just three types of technology we have mastered—chemicals, biotechnology, and nuclear energy.
Carl H. Schultz, Kristi L. Koenig
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Weapons of Mass Destruction.

1997
Abstract : The policy of mutual destruction limited the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) during the Cold War but has much less significance in today's global environment not only because of multiple regional instability and motivation to acquire, but also increased availability of resources and technologies to build WMD.
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