How the U.S. Arrested Chinese Researchers for Bio-Terrorism Charges for Importing One of the Most Common Fungi in the World

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How the U.S. Arrested Chinese Researchers for Bio-Terrorism Charges for Importing One of the Most Common Fungi in the World

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How the U.S. Arrested Chinese Researchers for Bio-Terrorism Charges for Importing Common fungi

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In June 2025, the FBI arrested two Chinese researchers — Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu — on charges that should make any scientifically…

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