$I was flagged for trying to buy large amounts of the aforementioned bacterium.
Post by twetch#2868
Oh really? That is very interesting. Am guessing there are quite a few different agencies interested in such a life form. Keeping tabs on those with access. “They” probably get a lot of their ideas from keeping track of what others are doing.
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Yeah it isn’t normal to have a BSL1 (biosafety level 1) facility in review.
Can’t imagine the hoops you have to jump through for all of your various projects and interests.
You’d be surprised what you can easily get through customs (yellow cake uranium from Europe) and what you can’t (cheese from Canada).
Yeah I remember the threads on uranium and how you can basically buy some from Amazon. I’m guessing the cheese industry is very sensitive about where their products go. I know there are cheese banks, so why the heck not I guess!
"As the lowest of the four, biosafety level 1 applies to laboratory settings in which personnel work with low-risk microbes that pose little to no threat of infection in healthy adults."
interesting
Snagged a lot of amanita muscaria tho before the ban hammer.
They grow prolifically on my family place in Maine. Let me know. I've posted many photos of them on here.