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Often used in the same context:
germ warfare,
botulin,
biological warfare,
nonpathogenic,
bioweapon,
antitoxins,
bacillus anthracis,
variola virus,
poisons,
smallpox,
biogenetic,
enterobacteriaceae,
mycobacterium leprae,
psyop,
variola,
vibrios,
bacillus,
serratia,
ebola virus,
infective agent,
plasm,
myxoma virus,
anthrax,
weaponized,
trichinella,
agrobacterium tumefaciens,
lethality,
schistosome,
sus scrofa,
leptospira,
viruses,
antisatellite,
arboviruses,
thermobaric bomb,
flytrap,
bacillus globigii,
glanders,
neurotropic,
clostridium perfringens,
exterminates,
chemical warfare,
bacterial toxin,
gall wasp,
rattus norvegicus,
paramyxoviruses,
hydrocyanic acid,
botulinum,
germ,
pestis,
toxoids,
pathogens,
superstrain,
dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane,
saccharomyces,
biological,
fritz haber,
francisella,
unpeople,
ebola,
escherichia coli,
eradicable,
homologies,
histolytica,
brucella,
smallpox virus,
francisella tularensis,
fomites,
squalene,
nuclides,
helminth,
roseum,
entamoeba,
biodefence,
endophytic,
protozoans,
sublethal,
reoviruses,
nonnuclear,
mycobacterium tuberculosis,
cysticercosis,
biohazards,
humans,
sarin,
leo szilard,
simulant,
filovirus,
microorganism,
rickettsial,
irradiate,
toxigenic,
pubic louse,
trypanosoma,
colonization,
commensals,
saltpetre,
finlandization,
metastasise,
maydis,
flavivirus,
virucidal,
microbe,
lassa virus
More general:
biological warfare,
bw
Synonyms:
germ warfare
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