Inactivation of RstR results in increased transcription of CTXf genes and increased transmission of both RS1 and CTXf.
Hares and especially voles are also hosts for different stages of several tick species (2, 6 ), so it can be expected, that higher numbers of infected rodents and lagomorphs result in an increased proportion of infected ticks and, thus, increased transmission of F. tularensis subsp. holarctica.
They suggest that the achievable insertion loss is modest and that floating the track slab may in fact cause increased transmission of vibration under certain conditions.
The experiments within the designed feasibility study conducted with a pilot plant microfiltration system provided a higher phage retention (4.1 log units) and a significantly increased transmission of major whey proteins (up to 84%) in comparison with the laboratory plant.
This timing of summertime rainfall facilitated explosive, phase-locked growth of the mosquito population, frequent biting by infectious Cx. nigripalpus, and increased transmission of SLEV.
Statistical analysis of data from these samples indicated significantly increased transmission of paternal alleles for rs704219 (p = 0.006), rs2041906 (p = 0.004) and rs1558793 (p = 0.03).
Here, increased transmission of CQ resistant parasite strains was observed after examination of a similar number of transmission experiments and (infected) mosquitoes [23] [25].
For example, supporting evidence for increased transmission of parasites comes mainly from laboratory studies and consists of correlations between behavioural changes and a higher risk of predation of intermediate hosts by the final host [4], [5].
Indeed it is possible that HIV is having a double effect on TB control services in our communities; not only are there more TB cases and therefore increased transmission of disease, but also there is an increasing burden on over-stretched health services, making effective control harder to achieve [27].
Clearly, the DCC environment provides a setting conducive to increased transmission of infectious disease.
Increased transmission of normal perfusion sounds to the cochlea would lead to PT [ 15, 16].
