Vector-borne Infections

Rosenberg, Ronald; Ben Beard, C.

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Vector-borne Infections

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May 2011
By Rosenberg, Ronald ; Ben Beard, C.

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Rosenberg, Ronald ; Ben Beard, C.
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Infections with vector-borne pathogens are a major source of emerging diseases. The ability of vectors to bridge spatial and ecologic gaps between animals and humans increases opportunities for emergence. Small adaptations of a pathogen to a vector can have profound effects on the rate of transmission to humans.
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Animals Arthropod Vectors Bacteria Disease Vectors Emerging Diseases Helminths Humans Infection Parasites Perspective Protozoa Rickettsia Vector-borne Infections Viruses
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Emerg Infect Dis. 17(5):769-770.
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21529382
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PMC3321797
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Journal Article
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17
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5
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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