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Appendix Q Bioengagement Programs Financed by the United States Government
Pages 137-142

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... Appendix Q Bioengagement Programs Financed by the United States Government U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Agricultral Research Service (ARS)
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... 138 APPENDIX Q Program Model The program endeavors to foster close cooperation between ARS and FSU scientists. Project ideas may come from either side, but the final project is developed jointly.
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... APPENDIX Q 139 C Biological Weapons Proliferation Prevention Dismantlement Locations · Current: Novosibirsk (VECTOR)
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... and Russian scientists for research and development to accelerate drug and vaccine production for highly infectious diseases that affect both the former Soviet Union and the world. BII now receives annual funding from the U.S.
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... Versatility BII has developed a variety of implementation networks, which provide a stream of expertise spanning the entire spectrum of functions, from preliminary scientific research and strategic business planning all the way to the final stages of a product launch. Industry Industry plays a central role in the BioIndustry Initiative.
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  • infectious diseases
  • scientific research


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