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Scientists at the Energy Department's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory say they have created a virus that generates electricity.
In the process they created a virus that could kill tens or hundreds of millions of people if it escaped confinement or was stolen by terrorists.
It has created a virus that can alter the genetic make-up of dendritic cells, the immunological sergeant-majors responsible for educating T-cells about new threats.
Australian scientists have accidentally created a virus that kills mice by crippling their immune systems, and warn that the technique may threaten to produce deadlier forms of human viruses and new kinds of biological weapons.
B1 Neediest Cases B4 ARTS E1-10 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 Deadly Virus Made by Accident Australian scientists have accidentally created a virus that kills mice by crippling their immune systems, and they warn that the technique may threaten to produce deadlier forms of human viruses and new kinds of biological weapons.
In this case, some security professionals have created a virus that makes its home on your motherboard's BIOS.
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Once you create a virus that could kill millions of people, what should you do with it?
The mixing might create a virus that would spread easily from human to human, leading to a global pandemic of avian flu.
But why doesn't someone create a virus that deletes all trace of your Tumblr account on the stroke of your 18th birthday?
Now, however, scientists at the Australian National University in Canberra have announced that, in 1998 and 1999, while trying to create a virus that would render mice infertile, they accidentally made a virus that cripples their immune systems and kills them.
Among Mr. Herzog's other books are: "IQ 83" (1978), a thriller in which a genetics research team accidentally creates a virus that unleashes an epidemic of retardation, and true-crime tales like "A Murder in Our Town" (2007).
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