It includes some pathogenic species, such as " Burkholderia mallei " ( glanders ) and " Burkholderia pseudomallei " ( melioidosis ).
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His son Anton Dilger waged biological warfare for Germany against a still-neutral United States in World War I, infecting horses with anthrax and glanders.
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But he does report that such germ weapons as tularemia, Q-fever, brucellosis, glanders and plague were tested on Vozrozhdeniye beginning in the 1970s.
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His goal is to isolate and compare genomes of Burkholderia, which causes glanders, an inflammatory disease that strikes horses, mules and other animals and sometimes people.
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Dasey said it wasn't clear how the man contracted glanders, a bacterial infection typically found in horses that is usually fatal in humans if left untreated.
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They could also be less lethal diseases that kill a few but cause widespread illness, and would be hard for many doctors to recognize, such as brucellosis or glanders.
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Sainbel died of unidentified fever in 1793 ( later thought to be glanders ); Clark disregarded the instructions to stay clear of the body, to produce a death mask.
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_A senior military official told him that the Soviet Union had waged germ warfare in Afghanistan from planes, spraying armed rebels with glanders in an unsuccessful bid to subdue them.
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Mallein ( ATCvet code : ), a protein fraction of the glanders organism ( " B . mallei " ), is injected intradermopalpebrally or given by eye drop.
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Before the Battle of Blenheim in 1704, glanders may have afflicted and greatly diminished the horses of Marshal Tallard's cavalry, helping the Duke of Marlborough win the battle.
