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Army Scientists Use Biotechnology to Identify Toxins in the Field
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Army Scientists Use Biotechnology to Identify Toxins in the Field
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD – The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center (DEVCOM CBC) has expanded the biological identification capability of one of its handheld biological detectors. Dial-a-Threat (DaT): Antigen provides warfighters in the field the capability to identify various toxins and human health markers on the same device.
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