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Anthrax. Plague. Smallpox. Ebola. These are the weapons of the future-microscopic organism produced in laboratories and unleashed on unwitting populations to reproduce, spread, and kill. They are as deadly as atomic bombs, much cheaper to create, and much 1st ed. xiv+371p., Tables; Glossary; Bibliography; Index; 25cm.

Bioterrorism can be described as the use, or threatened use, of biological agents to promote or spread fear or intimidation upon an individual, a specific group, or the population as a whole for religious, political, ideological, financial, or personal pu 1st ed. x+371p., Tables; Figures; Glossary: Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

The Introduction of modern biochemical during the past 25 years has markedly changed the qualitative and quantitative impact that biological warfare, or threat of such warfare, can new technology provides the potential capability of (1) developing biologi 1st ed. xvi+487p., Tables; Glossary; Bibliography; Index; 25cm.