The deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, which is prevalent in the eastern and upper mid-western United States, functions as a vector for a number of pathogens including the Lyme disease spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi, [ 2] that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control estimates currently causes 300,000 new infections each year solely in the United States [ 3, 4].
However, knowledge of how the ecosystems will be affected by plastics functioning as a vector for other pollutants is scarce.
She seeks to understand how age functions as a vector of power that shapes citizenship, authority, and rights.
I. spinipalpis, which occurred on woodrats, deer mice, squirrels, and chipmunks, functions as a primary vector for B. bissettii in a woodrat enzootic cycle (16 ), and Neotoma mexicana and I. spinipalpis have an enzootic cycle in Colorado for A. phagocytophilum.
With these cloned genomes in hand, A revolutionary MDV-DNA engineering platform utilizing RED/ET recombination system was constructed successfully, which acclerate the understanding of MDV gene functions and promote the using of MDV as a vector for expressing foreign genes.
The Bacillus subtilis genome (BGM) vector is a novel cloning system for large DNA fragments, in which the entire 4.2 Mb genome of B. subtilis functions as a vector.
As for the PC, it has been evicted as a vector for mainstream, general news.
Facebook has also been used as a vector for misinformation in the United States.
Our results suggested that LDH nanoparticles, in the future, may function as a useful vector for ex vivo engineering to promote vaccine delivery in immune cells.
As applications of our results, we characterize the completeness of -space (cone metric spaces and quasimetric spaces are special cases of -space) and studying the Ekeland type variational principle for single variable vector-valued functions as well as for multivalued bifunctions in the setting of cone metric spaces.
