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DFTD is a rare form of cancer that is transmissible, with tumour cells acting directly as the infectious agent [ 2].

The white-footed mouse is a highly efficient reservoir host for B. burgdorferi, being highly susceptible to infections (Shaw et al. 2003; Eisen et al. 2012) that are persistent (often lifelong) and transmissible with high efficiency to uninfected larval ticks (with up to 90% of larvae acquiring infection) that subsequently feed on the infected mouse (Donahue et al. 1987; Ostfeld 2011).

The prion concept was developed by Stanley Prusiner in the 1980s to explain the existence of a group of transmissible diseases with a completely new transmission agent [ 57].

12.3% of the study population had serological markers of chronic and transmissible infections with potential blood-borne or sexual transmission.

According to the protein-only hypothesis [ 5], an abnormal PrP isoform is the principal, if not the sole, component of the transmissible prion, with prion propagation occurring through PrPSc acting to replicate itself with high fidelity by recruiting endogenous PrPC [ 1, 2, 6, 7].

If animals with asymptomatic infections are chosen, the resulting virus will be a highly transmissible virus with low pathogenic potential (Wain-Hobson, 2013).

Surprisingly, perhaps, AIDS is not all that easily transmissible compared with other diseases.

Using discrete-time probabilistic models, we determined quantitative probability ranges that transmissible variants with 1 5 mutations and transmissible re-assortants evolve after a given number of zoonotic IAV infections.

Our data offers a rationale for why H5N1 viruses have not yet evolved into human transmissible strains with pandemic potential.

Malaria continues to be one of the major public health problems for mankind; it is the transmissible disease with the greatest morbidity around the world [1].

Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious, airborne transmissible disease with an estimated one third of the world's population infected.