HUMAN-INDUCED RADIORESISTANCE AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR PRODUCING BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: A FEASIBLE BRIDGE BETWEEN RADIORESISTANCE AND RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND GENOTOXIC AGENTS, LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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MORTAZAVI SEYED ALIREZA; KHADEMI FAROOGH; MOTAMEDIFAR MOHAMMAD; HAGHANI MASOUD; MORTAZAVI SEYED MOHAMMAD JAVAD

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Public Health Year:2014 | Volume:43 | Issue:2 Page(s): 247-248

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HUMAN-INDUCED RADIORESISTANCE AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR PRODUCING BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: A FEASIBLE BRIDGE BETWEEN RADIORESISTANCE AND RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND GENOTOXIC AGENTS, LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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Deliberate release of harmful biological agents such as bacteria and viruses which cause disease or death in humans, animals, or plants, an action that is usually referred to as a bioterrorism attack, is a global concern. Bacteria and viruses used in bioterrorism are typically found in our natural environment, but possibly the ability of these agents to cause illness, their resistance to current drugs, their ability for spreading into the environment (air, water and food) could be significantly increased by mutations. According to WHO, resistance of microorganisms to antimicrobial agents can lead to prolonged illness, greater risk of death and higher costs...

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MORTAZAVI, SEYED ALIREZA, KHADEMI, FAROOGH, MOTAMEDIFAR, MOHAMMAD, HAGHANI, MASOUD, & MORTAZAVI, SEYED MOHAMMAD JAVAD. (2014). HUMAN-INDUCED RADIORESISTANCE AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR PRODUCING BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: A FEASIBLE BRIDGE BETWEEN RADIORESISTANCE AND RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND GENOTOXIC AGENTS, LETTER TO THE EDITOR. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, 43(2), 247-248. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/273198/en

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MORTAZAVI SEYED ALIREZA, KHADEMI FAROOGH, MOTAMEDIFAR MOHAMMAD, HAGHANI MASOUD, MORTAZAVI SEYED MOHAMMAD JAVAD. HUMAN-INDUCED RADIORESISTANCE AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR PRODUCING BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: A FEASIBLE BRIDGE BETWEEN RADIORESISTANCE AND RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND GENOTOXIC AGENTS, LETTER TO THE EDITOR. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH[Internet]. 2014;43(2):247-248. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/273198/en

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SEYED ALIREZA MORTAZAVI, FAROOGH KHADEMI, MOHAMMAD MOTAMEDIFAR, MASOUD HAGHANI, and SEYED MOHAMMAD JAVAD MORTAZAVI, “HUMAN-INDUCED RADIORESISTANCE AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR PRODUCING BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: A FEASIBLE BRIDGE BETWEEN RADIORESISTANCE AND RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS AND GENOTOXIC AGENTS, LETTER TO THE EDITOR,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, vol. 43, no. 2, pp. 247–248, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/273198/en

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