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Pa FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) ® @ 279A-WF-222936-USAMRIID Continuation of FD-302 of BRUCE EDWARDS IVINS , On 12 / 12 / 03 , Page bé6 Co fwoutt be able to provide more DIC information reqarding the inoculum and production method used to makep IVINS stored these 4 strains of Ba in the B3 walk-in cold was described as a freezer room, which has a bench and 2 shelves along the walls. Samples are stored on the floor, the benches, and the shelves in the cold room. Anybody who m6 has_access to B3 or B4 has access to People who had access bic but are not limited to: — technician (un . Since B-3\and B-4 are body who had access to B-4 had access th B-3 FNU (First Name Unknown) | connected, includes: a IVINS also had samples labeled 7736 and 7738, however, the entire sample has been exhausted. Therefore, he did not provide the FBIR a sample of 7736 and 7738. Sample 7738 was a dilution of 7737. A Ba Ames strain spore age time line is as follows (Oldest spores) Original slant 1981, sample #7800, sample #1030, sample #7739 (Youngest spores) has the sample labeled and it is being stored in should know around 1994- at USAMRIID to conduct a strain study. did not find out until later thatL___]was Ames. IVINS found out that[|__|was the Ames strain around 2000-2002. Before that IVINS just knew the strain by its label, (writer believes to beL sid may have worked with S part of his research project looking at antibiotic resistance in different strains of Ba. IVINS is not familiar with the "Ames-Arkansas-Buffalo" sample. IVINS does not know if samples labeled "Buffalo" (named after the animal, not the city), "Texas", or "Arkansas", were ever