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      Lipschutz-Powell, Debby, author.
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      Estimating the host genetic contribution to the epidemiology of infectious diseases / Lipschutz
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      Lu, Shao Yeh, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0504-4232
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      Washington State University. Immunology and Infectious Diseases. degree granting institution.
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      Patil, Yashodeep C., author.
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      of infectious diseases, hormones and metabolites in biological fluids, food borne pathogen detection
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      Galloway, Ivanti S., author.
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      infectious diseases. Consequently, this removal of illness has given way to the anti-vaccination movements as
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      Yuan, Andy H., author.
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      neurodegenerative diseases collectively known as the transmissible spongiform encephalopathies. Prions have also
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      León, Maricruz Jaramillo de, author.
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      The large number of emergent infectious diseases witnessed in the past few decades has increased
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      DeBorde, Alisa M., author.
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      , to industrial accidents, to premature deaths, and infectious diseases, Victorians reckoned with
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      Dolecheck, Karmella A., author.
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      strategies were considered: 1) prevention of infectious hoof diseases and 2) prevention of non-infectious
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      Ji, Chenchen, author.
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      them may carry illnesses that may lead to infectious diseases. Once back in the wild, cats may also
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      Moreno Torres, Karla Irazema, author.
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      , persistence and control of infectious diseases at the interface of humans, domestic animals, and wildlife
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      Kanwar, Ankush, author.
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      climate change and evolution of pathogens have made infectious diseases more common. Infectious diseases
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      Visansirikul, Satsawat, author.
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      public health and economic impacts amongst all bacterial infectious diseases worldwide. This situation is
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      Ploscariu, Nicoleta Teodora, author.
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      defenses, neutrophil-driven inflammation outside this beneficial context lies at the heart of many non-infectious
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      Schaber, Chad L., author. (orcid)0000-0001-7362-4197
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      Malaria remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases worldwide, and efforts to combat it
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      Pavlovich, Stephanie Sarah, author.
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      diseases in humans. While the mechanisms underlying this asymptomatic infection are currently not known
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      Walker, Deandra Leigh, author.
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      impairment that is subtle in onset and tends to progress slowly. Prion diseases are relatively recently