U.S. Food Drug Administration; Identifying microbial pathogens in post-9/11 era reviewed

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U.S. Food Drug Administration; Identifying microbial pathogens in post-9/11 era reviewed

Biotech Week, 08/2005

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"Fortunately, advances in scientific computing have provided the enormous computing power necessary to analyze these enormous data sets," said Thomas A. Cebula and colleagues at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. "The application of molecular technologies should prove useful to the burgeoning field of microbial forensics.

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