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Treimer helps responders navigate job hazards More than four million facilities in the United States manufacture, use or store hazardous materials (HazMat). It’s no surprise that these chemicals are common in some industries. The Department of Homeland Security reports that hazardous materials also may be found in everyday settings such dry cleaners, gas stations, hospitals, residential garages and households.
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‘Trakr’ labs identify foodborne pathogens When a criminal forensic scientist runs DNA evidence through the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS), they may be using the FBI’s database to identify an offender. When a food scientist runs DNA through GenomeTrakr, they are trying to match the DNA fingerprint of a pathogen with that in contaminated food.
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