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A Chinese couple was arrested at an airport for smuggling a fungus, considered a biological pathogen, hidden in a wad of tissues
Zunyong Liu was coming to the U.S. to visit his girlfriend, Yunqing Jian, a researcher at the University of Michigan, where he hoped to use her lab to clone the fungus.
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upi.com
2 Chinese scholars charged for smuggling biological pathogen into U.S. - UPI.com
The Justice Department on Tuesday announced charges against two Chinese scholars accused of smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen with agroterrorism potential into the United…
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huffpost.com
2 Chinese Researchers Accused Of Smuggling 'Potential Agroterrorism Weapon' Into U.S.
Zunyong Liu admitted to smuggling the fungus so he could conduct research on it at a University of Michigan laboratory where his girlfriend worked, said officials.
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freep.com
Chinese couple charged with smuggling crop-killing fungus into the US
One of the Chinese citizens worked at a University of Michigan lab; her boyfriend smuggled in the biological pathogen, according to court records.
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dailymail.co.uk
Chinese woman's years-long plot to smuggle biological pathogen into US
University of Michigan postdoctoral fellow Yunqing Jian, 33, has been charged alongside Zunyong Liu, 34, for the sinister plot tied to the Chinese Communist Party.
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fortune.com
A Chinese couple was arrested at an airport for smuggling a fungus, considered a biological pathogen, hidden in a wad of tissues
Zunyong Liu was coming to the U.S. to visit his girlfriend, Yunqing Jian, a researcher at the University of Michigan, where he hoped to use her lab to clone the fungus.
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scmp.com
China slams US as research pair face toxic fungus smuggling charge
Charges against Jian Yunqing and Liu Zunyong include conspiracy, smuggling ‘dangerous biological pathogen’ into US and visa fraud.