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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) * 279A-WF-222936-302, 279A-BA-C101392 be a reprint documenting this work in Military Medicine, Volume 164, December 1999, and titled "Comparison of Noninvasive Sampling Sites for Early Detection of Bacillus anthracis Spores from Rhesus Monkeys after Aerosol Exposure" on which the lead author was MAJOR ALEC S. HATL. This scientific paper is maintained in the 1A envelope, FD-340. During the same time frame in 1998, the walk-in cold room »b2 in Suite[___]was used to store B.a. Ames spores which had been bIE obtained from IVINS. These spores were used in studies where human white blood cells were exposed in order to find early markers of infection. always obtained B.a. spores [rom IVINS, as no one in| | laboratory group grew spores. were stored in a mixture of phenol and water. | = ~—s did not distribute or share any of IVINS B.a. Ames spores beyond branch off | nor has[__] ever sent B.a. outside of USAMRIID. had no knowledge of anyone at USAMRIID who has lyophilized live B.a. Ames. inl ~ ~pniy dead B.a. Ames is lyophilized. The Specra. Pathogens Sample Test Laboratory (SPSTL) prepared dead, lyophilized B. ores of various strains for use as controls, These lyophilized spores i eginmning to initiate a complete set of paperwork, including a request form, to document such transfers; however some transfers may not have been documented.[___Jand[~__———s*dJyJq would have information on the lyophilized spores. [had no knowledge off | protocols for producing B.a. spores, and has never expressed an opinion regarding whether the B.a. contained in the 2001 mailings was broth or agar grown. With regard to a li i isiti j i to USAMRIID