Bioterroryzm jako zagrożenie dla bezpieczeństwa państwa by Żaneta Mrożek

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The dangerous biology of pathogenic germs by Berche, Patrick

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Critical analysis of doctrinal approaches to the definition of “biological terrorism” by О. V. Shamsutdinov

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Criminal law characteristics of mass destruction weapons as a criminal offense constructive objective feature (Articles 439, 440 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) by О. V. Shamsutdinov

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Biosécurité et surveillance épidémiologique by Valleron, Alain-Jacques

“…Up to now, bioterrorism using a biological weapon has been very rare. Epidemiological surveillance is frequently seen as an efficient tool to achieve a better biosafety, and increase biosecurity. …”
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Novel weapon-aided plant protection in the underground battlefield by Seonghan Jang, Jin-Soo Son, Eric A Schmelz, Choong-Min Ryu

“…The physical and chemical weapons focus on leveraging sound waves to trigger crop immunity and reducing bacterial virulence signaling, respectively. The biological weapon employs predatory protists to directly consume Ralstonia cells in the root zone, while also reshaping the protective rhizosphere microbiome to fortify the plant. …”
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Une bactérie multirésistante avant l’ère des antibiotiques : l’agent de la mélioïdose by Buisson, Yves

“…Melioidosis is an infectious, tropical and emerging disease, due to a bacterium of the hydrotelluric environment, Burkholderia pseudomallei, which is considered as a potential biological weapon because of its exceptional resistance and virulence capacities. …”
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EVALUATION OF HEALTH INTELLIGENCE STUDIES IN TURKEY by Muhittin Demi̇rkasimoğlu

“…Politicians and scientists from many countries have put forth conspiracy theories about the source of the pandemic and the country of origin, and accusations have included claims about the use of biological weapons. This study aims to reveal what health intelligence is and what kinds of studies are done in Turkey and around the world. …”
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Was there really a siege of Kaffa by the Mongols in 1346 the first biological war? And what was the aftermath? by Christensen Carsten Sander

“…This is not only a historical interest but also relevant to current efforts to evaluate the threat of military or terrorist use of biological weapons. Based on published translations of the de’ Mussi’s manuscript and other 14th-century accounts of the Black Death it can be concluded that the Mongol attack was a biological warfare at Kaffa and provides the best explanation of the plague entry into the city. …”
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Europejska Konwencja Bioetyczna w ochronie (bio)bezpieczeństwa człowieka w obszarze biomedycyny: wymiar jednostkowy i społeczny by Mariusz Ciszek

“…They are genetically modified organisms (GMO), the use of biological weapons, and the development of biomedical disciplines. …”
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Weapons of Moths against Bats and Their Bionic Applications by Jia Tianqi

“…This study delves into the array of biological “weapons” that moths employ to evade bat predation, including behavioral adaptations, acoustic properties of wing scales, chemical defenses, and acoustic strategies. …”
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The Wandering Jew as Monster: John Blackburn’s <i>Devil Daddy</i> by Lisa Lampert-Weissig

“…Blackburn’s novel, written during a time of global concern over the development of biological weapons of mass destruction, portrays the Wandering Jew’s curse as a source of manmade global environmental catastrophe. …”
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