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Wolfe traces the origin of humanity's exceptional susceptibility to these novel pathogens back millions of years to when the common ancestor we share with chimpanzees developed a taste for monkey meat.
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In particular, our results reveal that the HR wave on TdC was a natural consequence of the exceptional contact configuration and high susceptibility of this small and isolated community.
Genetic isolates are exceptional resources for the detection of susceptibility genes for complex diseases because of the potential reduction in genetic and clinical heterogeneity.
Of the many complex diseases investigated using molecular genetic techniques, Crohn's disease (CD) is exceptional in that specific genetic variants unequivocally associated with disease susceptibility have been successfully identified.
Due to the extreme susceptibility of the karst to human activities that may lead to the degradation of its exceptional esthetic and environmental value, the alteration of karst processes such as corrosion, endangering of unique habitats and the quality of non-renewable natural resources, it is necessary to promptly define measures for its protection at the national level.
We prefer susceptibility.
"Nothing exceptional".
But these exceptional folk are indeed exceptional.
Genetics plays a role in susceptibility.
Nor does pregnancy increase susceptibility to parasites.
His utter susceptibility — Is this right?
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