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Meanings of healthy carrier in English

Russian
бессимптомный носитель
Spanish
portador asintomático

A person or other organism that has become infected with a pathogen, without displaying signs or symptoms.

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Usage of healthy carrier in English
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Conclusions: This is a case in which activation of LHON occurred in a healthy carrier following head and ocular trauma of the fellow eye.
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Otherwise healthy carriers can harbour and transmit a virus without experiencing symptoms.
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Some Authors report that non-groupable strains are usually isolated from healthy carriers pharynx.
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These data also suggest that healthy carriers are a major driver for the transmission.
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Healthy carriers of this mutation require a stricter control in the population of central Spain.
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Serum sIL-2R levels in healthy carriers were also elevated compared with those in normal controls.
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The tests revealed four apparently perfectly healthy carriers.
News.com.au
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Their presence in some of the healthy carriers are suggestive of subclinical manifestations in these relatives.
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Second, which viral antigen is central to protective EBV adaptive immunity seen in healthy carriers of the virus?
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Healthy carriers must not handle food.
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Using a highly sensitive quantitative immunoassay, anti-fHBP antibodies were detected in sera from all healthy carriers and non-carriers.
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Six children were healthy carriers of hepatitis B virus (HBV); all had been born to carrier mothers.
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Despite this, most healthy carriers remain free of EBV-associated malignancies because of effective T cell-mediated immune control of the virus.
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These results indicated that there seem to be " healthy carriers" of hepatitis C virus with extremely low levels of viral replication.
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Affected carriers had a 0.56 times higher odds of carrying a T allele than healthy carriers (P = 0.053).
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Calcifications in liver, kidneys and spleen were detected in 59% of the patients and in 23.5% of healthy carriers.
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