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A Second Anthrax Genome Project

The bioterrorist assaults in the United States have spawned the first genome project ever triggered by a crime. Last month, the National Science Foundation announced that it would give The Institute for Genomic Research almost $200,000 to sequence the entire genome of the
 Bacillus anthracis strain used in the attack on American Media.