Shellfish could be used in war on terror

The war on terror could have an unlikely ally in a modest mollusc known as the quahog.

Shellfish could be used in war on terror

The war on terror could have an unlikely ally in a modest mollusc known as the quahog.

Researchers who injected the clams with enough botulism toxin to kill 1,000 people found the shellfish somehow neutralised the enzyme, which is considered a potential bioterror agent.

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