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Bioagent Sensors and Biodefense Research A biological threat could be manifested in any of a number of organisms; bacteria in either vegetative or sporulated forms, RNA or DNA viruses, or eucaryotic cells such as protozoa or molds. Additionally, the threat could be a protein or other toxin derived from an organism. To counter such a wide array of possible threats, multiple routes of detection are needed. DGI has bioagent detection capability both with in-house technology and through partnerships. 
A DGI subsidiary holds proprietary technology (U.S. and International patents filed) for broad based biological detections. This technology will emerge soon as a powerful new tool for national security as well as healthcare. DGI has formed partnerships with some of the most respected names in biodefense technology. Through these partnerships, the synergies of capabilities promise continued progress to support the national defense effort.
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