Examples of using Human pathogens in English and their translations into Spanish
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Since over 60% human pathogens originate from animals, taking action to
now these viruses have become human pathogens that are transmitted from person to person independent of their original wild animal source.
regulates i.a. transhipment through Swedish territory and domestic transfers of certain human pathogens, animal/zoonotic pathogens,
producers must ensure that irrigation water used for fresh produce contains no detectable level of human pathogens and that grazing animals
the importance of ensuring access to human pathogens for public health preparedness
Examples are HIV-AIDS, human pathogens derived from viruses in primate populations, and measles virus, a human pathogen very close to rinderpest virus and which became established in people through transmission from cattle,
The secure use and storage of imported pathogens is enforced under the Human Pathogens Importation Regulations(1994), and provisions surrounding the secure transport of pathogens are fully enforced under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act
contains provisions for protection of workers from risks related to exposure to biological agents at work, including work environment aspects of human pathogens; bio safety standards;
animal infectious pathogens are able to infect more than one species:- 62% of all human pathogens are classified as zoonoses- 77% of livestock pathogens infect multiple species- 91% of domestic carnivore pathogens infect multiple hosts- Nearly all pathogens that threaten endangered species around the world, like Chytrid fungi threatening tropical amphibians,
Asteroidesis the most common human pathogen;
Nothing convinces me it is not acting as a human pathogen.”.
This species has been reported to be a human pathogen.
Virus Newcastle disease is a human pathogen.
It's not a normal human pathogen.
Focal point for the development of an international network of Advisors in matters related to the regulation of Human Pathogen Biosafety and Biosecurity.
It is uncommonly reported as a human pathogen and is widely used as a probiotic in Asia particularly in Japan,
despite its controversy I believe it is a true human pathogen.
So, malaria, for example, is a disease that has been around for about 5,000 years as a human pathogen.
Diphillobothrium latum has been the only species accepted for a long time as a human pathogen, causing diphyllobothriasis.
which happens to be of a human pathogen and allows prediction of the physical manifestation of genetic manipulation;
