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Lentiviruses as Vectors for CNS Diseases
2002During the past decade, mutations implicated in familial forms of CNS diseases have been identified (MARTIN 1995). The subsequent development of transgenic mouse models (AGUZZI et al. 1996), the use of gene-chip technology (SERAFINI 1999) and the development of functional imaging (PICCINI et al.
Déglon N, Aebischer P
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A VECTOR-BORNE DISEASE MODEL WITH VECTOR CONTROLLING AND VACCINATION
Journal of Biological Systems, 2013In this paper, we formulate a vector-borne disease transmission model with a nonlinear incidence and vaccination. The explicit expression of the basic reproduction number R0(ϕ) which is related to the vaccination rate ϕ is obtained. It has been shown that the global dynamical behavior of the model is completely determined by R0(ϕ).
Li, Xue-Zhi +3 more
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Ticks: the vectors of Lyme disease.
2011AbstractThis book chapter reviews the existing evidence of the evolution of ticks, their means of dispersal and the reasons for range expansion, the mechanisms they use to transmit disease, and the effectiveness of interventions to bring about their control.
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Vector-Borne Diseases Potpourri
Pediatrics in ReviewAbstract The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has reported that the prevalence of vector-borne diseases has increased in recent decades and that the prevalence of malaria, Lyme disease, dengue, and, in particular, West Nile virus infection are expected to increase further if control measures are not strengthened.
Catherine, Hahn, Sejal Makvana, Bhavsar
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The standardised freight container: vector of vectors and vector-borne diseases
Revue Scientifique et Technique de l'OIE, 2010Le fret par conteneur normalisé a été l’une des grandes innovations du XXe siècle. Il permet de transporter des marchandises par voie maritime, routière et ferroviaire depuis le point d’origine jusqu’à celui de destination, sans rupture de charge. C’est essentiellement grâce à ce concept simple que le transport maritime et terrestre est devenu aussi ...
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Vector‐Borne Diseases and their Control
Medical Journal of Australia, 1993Control of the vector is usually a crucial factor in control programs for tropical diseases spread by insect vectors. Successful control programs aim at vulnerable points in the interactions between the vector, the reservoir host, the pathogen, the human host, and the environment.
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Predicting the response of disease vectors to global change: The importance of allometric scaling
Global Change Biology, 2022Dustin Marshall +2 more
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