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They also serve as "bridge populations" that can transfer these infections from animals to the wider public, he says.
Other mosquito species, such as Ae. vexans, could serve as bridge vectors between infectious juvenile pelicans and susceptible humans.
We will pay you the same amount that which we pay to those guys so why can't you do the same to us?"—Female sex worker Calicut The potential for South Indian FSW and MMW to serve as bridge populations for HIV to the general population makes them particularly important groups for AIDS prevention efforts.
A recent study among clients of Mexican FSW on the border between the US and Mexico reported high proportions of risky behaviors, such as unprotected sex with a FSW and being under the influence of drugs during sex with a FSW, suggesting the clients' potential to serve as bridge population from high risk to low risk population groups [ 32].
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Complexes 2 4 exhibit one-dimensional infinite chain structures in which the 3-sb ligands serve as bridges.
In a more general sense we learned that interactive, co-constructive tools in a technological format can serve as bridges between elementary schoolers' reading and writing.
In the polymeric architecture, SO2−4 serve as bridging coligands to connect highly puckered [Cu2 dps)2]n frameworks resulting in a 3D motif containing channels for guest molecule inclusion.
In inorganic chemistry, hydrides can also serve as bridging ligands that link two metal centers in a coordination complex.
"The dogs can serve as bridges that help the children with autism communicate with their peers," says Carlisle.
Jackson said that these conspiracies "certainly can serve as bridges between people who might not otherwise be a part of the movement".
If RNA- or gene-based therapy for HF is not only meant to serve as bridge-to-transplant or bridge-to-recovery, then long-term persistence and functionality of the therapeutic vector is required.
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