Sentence examples for attack spores from inspiring English sources

Using an old-fashioned microbiological technique, he spread out some attack spores on a bed of nutrient and let each form its own colony.

One of the many mysteries the TIGR team had to live with under the bureau's management was the puzzle of why the attack spores contained as many morphs as they did.

Second, it was directly relevant that Dr. Ivins worked long hours alone during the time of the mailings in the laboratory's "hot suites" where the anthrax that was genetically linked to the attack spores was produced and handled.

They write that "the ratio of Tin to Silicon in the attack spores is 'about right' for a Tin catalyst used to produce a silicone coating, according to a chemist in the field".

Anthrax is an infectious disease with high epidemic potential (characterized by high morbidity and mortality, with real possibility of being used in a bioterrorism attack with spores of B. anthracis).

The attacks' human spores bearing their stories, their fear, throughout the city.

One of the first accidents was in Dr. Ivins's lab in late 2001, when he and his colleagues were aiding the federal investigation of the anthrax attacks and spores accidentally spilled outside the secure area.

This attack prevents the spores of the zombie-ant fungus from spreading and infecting other ants in the colony, Dr. Hughes said.

But Dr. Matthew Meselson, a bioterrorism expert at Harvard University, said it was possible that the designers of the attack had made spores, maybe in one or more batches, and were using the public as their laboratory.

For example, we here show that pink Escovopsis attacks only lepiotaceous G3 cultivars (including A. auriculatum's cultivars), white Escovopsis attacks only G2 cultivars, and though Escovopsis with yellow spores attacks both G2 and G3 cultivars, the yellow Escovopsis lineages associated with each of these host groups are morphologically and genetically distinct.

The attacks of September 11 , 2001 using airplanes, followed closely by the biologic attacks using anthrax spores placed in letters, have illustrated how vulnerable our society is to such acts of terrorism.