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- Sandra S Heatherley, MPH⇑
- Address for Correspondence: Sandra Heatherley, Quality Laboratory Consultants, 518 Dolphin Pl, Corpus Christi TX 78411. 361-851-7214. sandrah{at}ci.corpus-christi.tx.us
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To describe the function and levels of analysis performed by members of the Laboratory Response Network in coping with biological agents of terrorism.
DATA SOURCES: Current literature and the Internet.
CONCLUSIONS: The Laboratory Response Network is designed to enable rapid, safe, and accurate diagnosis of disease in order to mobilize the nation's response to acts of bioterrorism.
ABBREVIATIONS: APHL = Association of Public Health Laboratories; BSC = biological safety cabinet; BSL = biosafety level; BT = bioterrorism; CDC = Centers for Disease Control; LRN = Laboratory Response Network; SOP = standard operating procedure.
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