| BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS AND BIOTERRORISM | Selçuk KILIÇ | 1–186 |
| BACTERIA AS AGENTS OF BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: “Category A agents” | Selçuk KILIÇ | 21–46 |
| BACTERIA AS AGENTS OF BIOLOGICALWEAPONS: “Category B agents” | Selçuk KILIÇ, Cahit BABÜR | 47–66 |
| Viral Agents As Biological Weapons | Yavuz UYAR, Alper AKÇALI | 67–78 |
| Parasites As Biological Weapons | Ümit Çimli AKSOY, Ayşegül Taylan ÖZKAN | 79–84 |
| Toxins As Agents Of Biological Weapons | Selçuk KILIÇ | 85–106 |
| Planning Of Public Health Response To Biological And Chemİcal Terrorism Threats | Metin DEMİR, Mustafa ÖZER, Mehmet ÇETİN | 107–114 |
| Bioterrorism and Decontamination Management | Mehmet BAYSALLAR, Levent KENAR | 115–128 |
| Respiratory System Effects and Treatment Approaches of Chemical Warfare Agents | Sermet SEZİGEN, Turan KARAYILANOĞLU | 129–134 |
| Autopsy Safety On Fatalities Related To Chemical Agents | Harun TUĞCU, Yıldıray ZEYFEOĞLU, Mesut ORTATATLI, Mehmet TOYGAR, Mükerrem SAFALI | 135–138 |
| Effects Of Nuclear Weapons And Radiation | Cansın ARDA | 139–144 |
| Safety Shipping Of Dangerous Goods | Özge ÖNCÜL, Demet YUMUŞAK | 145–150 |
| IN VITRO REACTIVATION POTENCY OF NEWLY DEVELOPED OXIMES K027 AND K048 | Kamil KUCA, Jiri CABAL, Daniel JUN, Martina HRABINOVA, Jiri KASSA | 151–156 |
| The Approach Of Nbc Laboratory To Anthrax Suspected Packa Ge: Case Report | Turan KARAYILANOĞLU, Levent KENAR, Mesut ORTATATLI, Ali ÖZTUNA | 165–169 |