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Blood Samples Stored of All Known Animals to Track Down Diseases
Rutgers scientists use animal blood samples as fingerprints to trace diseases. A world center, the Serological Museum, collects, preserves, and compares animal blood and proteins. Congo malaria case shows blood tracing can identify mosquito feeding animals. FBI Army police and other agencies seek aid. program aims to solve mysteries in tiny blood dots.
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Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Rutgers Serological Museum
Belgian Congo
Africa
Congo
Alan A. Boyden
Serological Museum
Boyden
Rutgers Museum
FBI
Army Police School
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
British Ministry of Health
Canadian Research Bureau