This co-infection analysis might be limited by the number of pathogens considered (Giardia spp., rotavirus, pathogenic E. coli, and shigellae).
"In the last two decades, an increasing number of pathogens have been identified as transmitted through foods, and we predict there will be more in the future.
However, if a single bird contains a high number of pathogens, this pathogen count will remain on the bird.
The rat may carry a number of pathogens that can cause disease, as do all other rodents including the much more popular mouse, squirrel and fox.
However, no study has ever investigated the quantitative number of pathogens bound by different yeast derivatives.
For this reason, evaluating the number of pathogens is necessary prior to using vermicompost in soil.
Finally, organometallic assemblies were screened extensively in-vitro against a number of pathogens.
Regardless of the number of pathogens detected, however, there is a single numerical output from a channel.
Cytolethal distending toxin (CDT) represents an emerging family of newly described bacterial products that are produced by a number of pathogens.
The number of pathogens involved in community-acquired pneumonia, with varying susceptibilities to antimicrobials, is numerous constituting an enormous challenge for diagnostic microbiology.
Researchers found that then as now, the human mouth carried a number of pathogens in its "microbiome," including the same bacteria that send you to the dentist today.
