glanders वाक्य

In the First World War, German agents were arrested attempting to inoculate draft animals with anthrax, and they were believed to be responsible for outbreaks of glanders in horses and mules.
U . S . interest in glanders ( agent LA ) continued through the 1950s, except it had an inexplicable tendency to lose virulence in the lab, making it difficult to weaponize.
During the prolonged campaign that turned into the Soviet Union's Vietnam, its military sprayed Afghan rebels with glanders, a bacteria that strikes horses and that can be highly lethal in humans.
On August 19, 1879 Parker invested in the nearby Pacific Sugar Mill in cattle and sheep had to be destroyed later when a glanders epidemic broke out because of poor conditions in the stables.
At this sprawling, rundown research complex where Soviet scientists once secretly worked to turn plague, tularemia, glanders and anthrax into weapons, the Clinton administration is taking what many consider a perilous gamble.

The disease, glanders, is of interest to specialists in germ warfare because some countries are suspected of trying to make a weapon of it, as Germany tried to do during World War I.
Pathogens studied included the biological agents causing a myriad of diseases such as anthrax, glanders, brucellosis, melioidosis, Venezuelan equine encephalitis, Q fever, coccidioidomycosis, and other plant and animal pathogens.
For the sixth plague, which caused boils to break out on humans and animals, Marr hit upon glanders, a highly contagious airborne bacterial disease that can also be spread by direct contact by flies.
Sources said the Iraqi horses are suspected to be carrying the virus of two of the five unwelcome diseases : glanders, which infects the nasal glands, and infectious equine arteritis, or inflammation of arteries.
The unidentified, 33-year-old civilian microbiologist is expected to recover from glanders, which he contracted while working on a vaccine to shield troops from the disease, Fort Detrick spokesman Charles Dasey said.