biological weapons

A strain of the deadly Marburg virus has come up for sale on the black market. APO has one potential lead: a researcher named Magrite whose success in treating Marburg victims may be the reason for his sudden disappearance. Agent Sydney Bristow and her father, Jack, close in on the kidnapper, but determining Magrite's location is only the first challenge in a chain of obstacles.

Anthrax, smallpox, ebola and more -- the frightening past and lethal future of biological warfare.

Fifteen-year-old Jeff Jacobson learns that not only was he cloned from infamous serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer's blood as part of a top-secret government experiment, but there are other clones like him and he is the only one who can track them down before it is too late.

Examines the Army's germ warfare testing program from World War II to the present, the nature of their biological experiments, and the effects on exposed human populations.

Provides an overview of biological and chemical warfare, describing how chemical and biological weapons have been used in the past and what threat they pose in the twenty-first century.

Discusses the history and threats of biological and chemical weapons.

Presents an introduction to weapons of mass destruction and how it relates to fighting terrorism, providing information on chemical, nuclear, and biological weapons technology.

Contains eleven essays that offer different perspectives on issues related to biological and chemical weaponry and warfare, discussing the threats of terrorists, the risk of a bio-terrorist attack, off-shore dumping sites for chemical weapons, biological weapons being tested on citizens, and related topics.

Dr. Lynn Nussbaumer has been asked to save the planet of All-Cradle from a deadly virus that has already killed many of its inhabitants, but first she must find a way to keep the suspicious Dedelphi leaders from taking advantage of the failing planet and brainwashing all its people.

Presents twenty-five essays that discuss issues of biological weapons, and addresses such topics as early bioweaponry, pathogens including anthrax and smallpox, vaccine programs, and global biosecurity efforts.