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Amerithrax — Part 12
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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95)
279A-WF-222936-USAMRIID
b6
b7C
Continuation of FD-302 of
,On 03/09/2004 .,Page
2
the aerosol preparation laboratory where the nebulizers and all
glass impingers (AgI) were prepared. Room.
contained the
aerosol hood line.
No other rooms were used for aerosol work with.
b6
Anthra
Building
noted that the door between
b7C
rooms
and
closed by screws put into place on
b2
Locked
the room
side.
said that in 1995, Ames work was
b7F
done in suite
of Building
at UsAMRIID while renovations
were being done to Building
recalled Ames
aerosol challenges being conducted there during that period in
suite
The Bacillus anthracis
(B.a
Ames used in the challenges
was grown in suite
lof Building.
at USAMRIID. The
investigators would prepare
b6
f solution is used per aerosol
b7C
The
conical tubes were kept in the refrigerator in room.
b2
challenge.
of.Building
noted that if any conical tubes
b7F
were missing from room
someone would notice, however, no one
would notice if liquid was taken out of the tubes. BRuce IvINS
would place tape on top of the conical tubes, however, the tape
could be easily replaced. No agents for the aerosol challenges
ere
kept in the walk-in cooler on the first floor of Building
At the end of the aerosol challenge approximately six (6)
or seven (7) ml of B.a. would remain. The B.a. that was not used
from the hood. The remaining material, except for the Agis, that
was used in the challenge would be placed into a bag and autoclaved
Oo notaa yaeeeg yaer pareads aeer aeey aer Aep aye go pue aeg ae
being removed from the hood line, and then taken to room
for
plating. After the plates had been left in the incubator
overnight, they would be completely covered with growth. The
plates were then read in the morning following a challenge. After
the plates were read, they were placed into a bag and clearly
uaboyaed ayn ugeaas aeem 'heq ayn ut sem uaboeaed qeym yhtm paggee
was,
and who the investigator was. The bags would remain in room
until nearly overflowing, or until the number of bags in the
room became an obstruction. The bags often sat in room
for
several days or weeks prior to being removed..
Inoted
that
aaaeed aya uo paaeadde yameeh yune moy yntm paaeuenaee dam
after several days or weeks. The bags were then taken to the
basement to be autoclaved. The bags were placed into metal garbage
e aee aaeen aaen ue 'aaeeneane aee o? aeee 'aeaeeaeg aeg ut aee?
leak in the bag.
The animal caretakers at usAmRIID would autoclave.
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