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Significats de pathogen transmission en anglès

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механизм передачи инфекции
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transmissão de doença
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transmision patogena
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Passing of a pathogen causing communicable disease from an infected host individual or group to other individual or group, regardless of whether the other individual was previously infected.

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Ús de pathogen transmission en anglès
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Background: Contributions of contaminated wheelchairs to nosocomial pathogen transmission are relatively unknown.
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Prioritizing disinfection of these surfaces may reduce pathogen transmission within healthcare environments.
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Understanding respiratory pathogen transmission is essential for public health measures aimed at reducing pathogen spread.
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Despite being such an important issue, our knowledge of pathogen transmission by ticks is incomplete.
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Conclusions: Fomites such as stethoscopes, clothing, and portable equipment may be underappreciated sources of pathogen transmission.
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Diurnal temperature fluctuations can fundamentally alter mosquito biology and mosquito-virus interactions in ways that impact pathogen transmission.
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Discussion: Routine hygienic maintenance of the PTS makes pathogen transmission highly unlikely, although entry racks should be disinfected regularly.
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The role of contaminated fomites such as portable equipment, stethoscopes, and clothing of personnel in pathogen transmission is unclear.
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The salivary glands are vital to the biological success of ticks and they are a major route of pathogen transmission.
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Differences in pathogen transmission led to shifts in fitted antibody curves that were remarkably consistent across pathogens, assays, and populations.
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Background: Reliable information on host use by arthropod vectors is required to study pathogen transmission ecology and to predict disease risk.
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Plant essential oils (EOs) have been considered as spatial repellents to help disrupt the pathogen transmission cycle of mosquitoes.
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We have developed a mathematical model of pathogen transmission by a defined insect population to evaluate the importance of mechanical transmission.
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These results indicate that CM has the potential to interfere with pathogen transmission and modulate immune responses at the colorectal mucosa.
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We conducted a workshop in March 2014 to identify the challenges associated with developing models of pathogen transmission across the wildlife-livestock interface.
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Mathematical models of mosquito-borne pathogen transmission originated in the early twentieth century to provide insights into how to most effectively combat malaria.
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