Laboratory conditions and safety in a chemical warfare agent analysis and research laboratory

Military Medicine, Aug 2002 by Karayilanoglu, Turan

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Guarantor: COL Turan Karayianoglu

Contributors: MAJ Levent Kenar; COL Turan Karaylanoglu; Songul Kose

Department of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical, Gulhane Military Medical Academy, 06018 Ankara, Turkey.

This manuscript was received for review in May 2001. The revised manuscript was accepted for publication in February 2002.

Reprint & Copyright (c) by Association of Military Surgeons of U.S., 2002.