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...e 19th century, particularly following the discovery of disease-carrying [[pathogen]]s and frameworks for their role, such as [[Koch's postulates]]. Before th ...evented the propagation of real disease-causing [[microorganisms]] (i.e.,[[pathogen]]s) or the [[vector (epidemiology)]] by which the pathogens spread, such as

...at their hospital in Canada during 2004-2005. They say that this is a rare pathogen and it is associated with mild illness but they also found evidences where

...r review as it was accepted three days after submission) that the DNA of [[pathogen|pathogenic]] bacteria and viruses massively diluted in water emit radio wav

By world agreement, only two stocks of the smallpox pathogen exist: in high-security government laboratories in Russia and the United St

...tem]] (see [[Clonal Selection Theory of Acquired Immunity]]). Conversely,[[pathogen]]s use equally powerful genetic strategies (such as sets of alternative gen ...g motility, but which have a functional role in [[infection]] (e.g. in the pathogen ''Brucella melitensis'')- evidence that components of flagella have useful

...?congenital] and acquired infection, and has therefore become an important pathogen of study. Learning about it, its phylogenetic history, and its genome gives

...m other bacteria and viruses, which suggests that ''Yersinia pestis'' is a pathogen that has undergone a large-scale genetic evolution. ''Yersinia pestis'' is

Important transgenic pathogen and parasite resistance traits carried in current bread wheat varieties are

:*vector-related increases in pathogen virulence ...hat natural selection adjusts pathogen virulence to levels optimal for the pathogen, whether that requires killing the host or not. And he notes that symptoms

...lysed by cooperating swarms of many single cells of Myxobacteria). Most [[pathogen]]ic bacteria can be viewed as [[heterotrophic]] parasites of humans or what

...infectious disease. Increases in the rate of acquired drug resistance in [[pathogen]]s, and a slowing of the rate of development of new treatments, proved this

...trying to invade the host. ''Aspergillus'' is considered an opportunistic pathogen that targets mainly the respiratory tract and the brain to cause (systemic

...secretes a compound identical to a tracial cytotoxin (TCT) produced by the pathogen ''Bordetella pertussis'', peptidoglycan tetrapeptide monomer, that induces

...replication, with rapamycin. Aside from being a rabbit-specific poxvirus pathogen, myxoma virus also has a unique tropism for human tumor cells and is substa

...nt criteria in measuring water quality is the degree of contamination by [[pathogen|pathogenic]] [[microorganism|microbes]]. Because natural water normally con

...]]). If microorganisms can cause [[disease]] in a host they are known as [[pathogen]]s.

...at the contents of the intestinal tract are purged following exposure to a pathogen.

...can also fall under botany but in terms biological health science, it is a pathogen worth studying when studying microbiology. Or maybe there should be a page

...r=Lippi G, Guidi G |title=Lipoprotein(a): from ancestral benefit to modern pathogen? |journal=QJM |volume=93 |pages=75–84 |year=2000 |pmid=10700477 |doi= |u