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What does the term 'weaponized' mean and how is it applied?
Weaponized, in the context of your question, is usually a word set before bacteriological; As in weaponized biological agents. It means to take something that is deadly or harmful in it's natural state and then to turn it in -'weaponize'- to a weapon of mass destruction. Bacteria and virus' can be manipulated to be more deadly and enabled to be transmitted via a military delivery system such as a missile.
What does military term IBD stand for?
Integrated Base Defense or Improvised Biological Devise
When someone has lack of resistance to pathogens and other harmful agents this individual is said to be?
They are said to be susceptible.
What is the biological term for RNA synthesis?
Transcription is the biological term for RNA synthesis.
What is biological effectiveness and benefit in use of caustic soda?
As posed, your question has no obvious meaning, particularly "biological effectiveness". Benefit is also a relative term, you have to compare to something else. What? Also, precisely what use had you in mind? Caustic soda has very many uses.
What is the microbiology term for chlorophyll?
Well, the biological term for it is catpissaliousis
What is the term for biological inheritance?
heredity
Is algae harmful?
to whom? to what? harmful is a purely subjective term
What is the military term for location?
i believe the military term for location is vector
What is bio-transformed?
Bio-transformation refers to the process by which an organism transforms a particular substance into a different form, such as in the case of metabolic reactions within a cell. This term is commonly used in the context of biodegradation, where microorganisms break down pollutants into simpler, less harmful compounds. In biotechnology, bio-transformation can also refer to the modification of a compound by enzymes or other biological agents to create a desired product.
What is the chemical term for enzyme?
biological catalyst
What is the Biological term for having a 'period'?
Menstruation
