Numerous bioweapons vectors

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Numerous bioweapon vectors

Each of these 19 technologies spread boweapons or biological agents

Emphasis is on volume application such as

a company that makes affordable building wiring could combine carbohydrates with spores then have the wiring release bioagents after a planned delay to cause simultaneous activity at large areas of a country of planet.

The outer surface the capsid of a virus could be engineered to immunosensitize to be a contraceptive or have aptamers that localize the virus to particular locations

Everywhere gasoline is distributed becomes a boweapons vector

Oil eating bacteria spread rapidly

Transported between municipalities

Autogooeying bag base also from bacteria engineered to

produce deliquescent proteins like NaPCA (pidolic acid)

I read that a researcher used flow cytometry on ocean water then discovered the worlds most frequently occurring microorganism, which had been previously unnoticed.

Genetically engineering that organism to be a bioweapon or bioagent causes a large volume mass with wide area oceanic availability of the bioweapon

Dehistonation of yeast as well as possibly other microorganisms is

published as velocitizing reproduction causing rapid spread. It is possible

that research could replace Fe enzymes with Mn enzymes causing these bacteria to thrive where other bacteria would have fewer nutrients

The Cocaine- and amphetamine-regulated transcript protein (CART) is published as causing wakefulness,

causing bacteria or virus bioweapon to produce this peptide amplifies infectivity (as an aside, I thought it could also

amplify beneficial vaccine effectiveness)

Bacteria that live at phragmites as well as the phragmites could be genetically engineered as bioweapon vectors with

continual aqueous vector spread of boweapon

Phragmites are a large perennial grass found in wetlands throughout temperate and tropical regions of the world.

Bacterial proteus species genetically engineered to migrate towards mucous membranes amplifying

infectivity

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