India
Research Article
Remote Biosurveillance System for Water Bodies
Author(s): Prakash Kodali, Sanil K Danial, NS Dinesh and NV Chalapathi RaoPrakash Kodali, Sanil K Danial, NS Dinesh and NV Chalapathi Rao
A biological weapon appears to be more threatening than any other type of weapon, due to the psychological impact it creates in a society. The easiness of manufacture, less controllability and the quantum of calamity, make this an attractive tool for many extremist groups. The water distribution systems either build by nature (such as river, lake etc) or humanly made ones (such as a metro water distribution system, canals etc) are susceptible to biological attack. Biological agents (BA) are effective in very low doses. Therefore, Biological Agent Detection Systems (BADS) need to exhibit high sensitivity. The complex and rapidly changing environmental background also requires these detection systems to exhibit a high degree of selectivity (i.e. Able to discriminate BA from other harmless biological and non-biological material present in the environment). In this paper we present a Remo.. Read More»
DOI:
10.4172/2155-9538.1000249
Journal of Bioengineering & Biomedical Science received 307 citations as per Google Scholar report