The phrase "are transmissible from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the transfer or spread of something, such as diseases or information, from one entity to another.
Example: "Certain viruses are transmissible from animals to humans, highlighting the importance of monitoring wildlife health."
Alternatives: "can be spread from" or "are passed from".
Animals seem to be the main source of new infectious disease in man: in general around 60% of human pathogens are transmissible from animals; among new diseases, the rate is about 75%.As rural populations in India and elsewhere expand, grow richer and eat more protein, backyards where a few chickens or pigs once scratched have become densely packed smallholdings of several dozen animals.
According to the hypothesis of the early origins of chronic disease, exposure to agents that are transmissible from mother to fetus has profound influences on the functional capacity and performance of many organs/tissues later in life [7] [11].
Zoonotic diseases, or zoonoses, are diseases that are transmissible from animals to humans under natural conditions.
The TYLCV progeny ssDNA, however, can be encapsidated, and the resultant viral particles are transmissible from one plant to another by insects.
Most of these are restricted to one of the two host groups, but several – the zoonoses – are transmissible from animals to people, often through foods integral to traditional local cultures [ 18].
Although many infections that are transmissible from person to person are acquired through direct contact between individuals [ 1], a minority, notably tuberculosis (TB) [ 2- 5], measles [ 6] and influenza [ 7], are known to be spread by the airborne route.
Nor is it likely to be Ebola, which is transmissible from human to human through direct contact with bodily fluids, but can be stopped by preventing such contact.
On 29 January, he said the latest findings support the hypothesis that protein seeds leading to Alzheimer's disease may be transmissible from one person to another during invasive medical procedures such as tissue grafts and hormone injections.
This week The Independent reported the findings of a small-scale study which indicated that Alzheimer's may be transmissible from one person to another via certain medical procedures.
In both studies, it was these bench scientists who saw the first signs that they had created new strains of the H5N1 virus that were transmissible from one ferret to another through sneezing and coughing a finding they realized would be huge news.
