Biodetection technologies : technological responses to biological threats.

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Next Generation Cell Sensors for Virus Identification - Field Based Assays -- Integrated Microarray System for Identification of Infectious Disease Agents -- Metagenomic Analyses of Uncultured Environmental Viral Communities -- Abscription - Based Protein Detection -- Universal Front End Pre-Assay Sample Purification/Concentration for Nucleic Acid and Immunological Detection Systems -- Smart Holograms as Diagnostic Sensors -- The Use of Irradiated Agents for Equipment Validation and Scenario-Based Training -- Tracking Immune Responses After Challenge in Dengue Vaccine Recipients -- Integrated Detection of Viral Pathogens and Early Infection Biomarkers -- Broadband Detection of Biological Agents Using Single-Molecule DNA Mapping -- Rapid, Multiplexed Biodetection Using Luminex xMAP Technology -- Development of an Integrated Detection and Identification System for Airborne Biological Agents -- AFM Measurements to Distinguish Bacillus Anthracis Spores from Those of Related Species -- Label-Free Colorimetric Detection of SNP in PCR Products -- Panel Discussion: Universal Biodetection Systems - Next Generation of Versatile, Rapid Detection Instrumentation -- Real-Time Detection of Zoonotic Threats - It's Time to Stop Using Taxpayers as Sentinels -- Low Operational Cost Biodetection Systems - A Historical Perspective and Rationale -- Remote Testing for Foreign Animal Diseases Using Dried PCR Reagents and a Portable Laboratory -- Real-Time Reagentless Agent and Analyte Detection and Identification -- The CT-ABS Arrayed Immunosensor Technology for the Simultaneous Detection of Multiple Biowarfare Agents -- Rapid Identification of Biological Threat Agents in Cluttered and Uncluttered Conditions Using Atmospheric Pressure MALDI Mass Spectrometry -- Technological Advances in Extraction, Detection and Diagnosis of Biothreat Agents.