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Biodefense Headlines – March 10, 2013

by Global Biodefense Staff
March 10, 2013

Biodefense News - Headlines of the WeekBoston biodefense site cleared to host sensitive disease studies | Coronavirus update: case definitions and guidance | Protein passport helps nanoparticles get past immune system | Viruses: more survival tricks than previously thought | Overlap and duplication of select agent registered facility inspections | New study shows viruses can have immune systems | 2011-2012 assessment of the Army Research Laboratory | Breakthrough could lead to drugs that better combat ‘superbugs’ | A DIY bioprinter is born | House backs renewal of biodefense initiatives; bill proceeds to Obama | Ancient fungi in sea floor could yield previously unknown antibiotics | A vaccine that works in newborns? | DNA promoters and anthrax vaccines | Fort Hood hosts CBRN Rodeo for hundreds of soldiers | Swine influenza in Sri Lanka | New tool in fight against tropical diseases 

See what we’re reading this week at Global Biodefense on topics like virus survival tricks, certification of the biodefense lab in Boston, a CBRN training rodeo and more… 

Boston biodefense site cleared to host sensitive disease studies (NTI GSN) 

Coronavirus update: case definitions and guidance (CDC) 

Protein passport helps nanoparticles get past immune system (Penn News) 

Viruses: more survival tricks than previously thought (EurekAlert) 

Overlap and duplication of select agent registered facility inspections (GAO) 

New study shows viruses can have immune systems (Tufts University) 

2011-2012 Assessment of the Army Research Laboratory (National Academies) 

Breakthrough could lead to drugs that better combat ‘superbugs’ (Argonne National Lab) 

A DIY bioprinter is born (MIT Technology Review) 

House backs renewal of biodefense initiatives; bill proceeds to Obama (NTI GSN) 

Ancient fungi in sea floor could yield previously unknown antibiotics (Nature) 

A vaccine that works in newborns? (Boston Children’s Hospital) 

DNA promoters and anthrax vaccines (NIH Office of Technology Transfer) 

Fort Hood hosts CBRN Rodeo for hundreds of soldiers (DVIDS) 

CDC: Swine influenza in Sri Lanka (Emerging Infectious Diseases)

New tool in fight against tropical diseases (University of Cambridge)

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