UK Consultation - Detection technologies in law enforcement
The Society for Applied Microbiology responded to a European Commission green paper on detection technologies in the work of the law enforcement, customs and other security authorities (COM/2006/0474).
This response discusses the importance of technologies for the detection of biological agents in humans as well as in animals and food sources. See below to download a copy of the response.
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