The examples of the diseases and syndromes and/or clinical situations in which mitochondrial transplantation can be used are too many to discuss within this review.
The dead tan oaks have created large brown patches in the forest canopy across the Santa Cruz area, a frightening example of the disease's destructive power.
Greece is a prime example of the disease in the euro zone, said Mr. Tilford, the economist in London, made worse by political mismanagement; the global recession, which has hit tax receipts; and the impossibility of devaluing a shared currency.
The condition was first described by Gerhard Engel in 1864 and Friedrich Daniel von Recklinghausen in 1890, though William Hunter, who died in 1783, is credited with finding the first example of the disease.
In the supplementary materials we provide, as an example, a spatial illustration of the disease dynamics over the 2007 disease season (Illustration S1).
He recounted some remarkable examples of how the disease has been transmitted: soldiers in World War I caught cutaneous anthrax by shaving with brushes made of contaminated horsehair.
"Whilst no conclusions can be drawn from an experience limited to two cases, it should be noted that in those which represent the only proved examples of the human disease no evidence of jaundice appeared," he wrote.
See supplementary figure 2 or www.mitodb.com for visual examples of how the diseases are represented in the database.
Ebola and the West Nile virus are just two examples of the many diseases that have recently spread into unexpected places, as climactic fluctuations have pushed species into new environments, zoologist Daniel Brooks says in a paper published today in a British journal.
For example, many of the diseases that we investigate are acute undifferentiated febrile illnesses.
