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Anthrax is an infectious fatal disease with epidemic potential. Nowadays, bioterrorism using  Bacillus anthracis  is a real possibility, and thus society needs an effective weapon to neutralize this threat. The pathogen may be easily transmitted to human populations. It is easy to store, transport, and disseminate and may survive for many decades. Recent data strongly support the effectiveness of bacteriophage in treating bacterial diseases. Moreover, it is clear that bacteriophages should be considered a potential incapacitative agent against bioterrorism using bacteria belonging to  B. cereus  group, especially  B. anthracis . Therefore, we have reviewed the possibility of using bacteriophages active against  Bacillus anthracis  and other species of the  B. cereus  group in the face of a bioterrorism threat.

Possible Use of Bacteriophages Active againstBacillus anthracisand OtherB. cereusGroup Members in the Face of a Bioterrorism Threat