Übersetzung für "Infektionsweg" in Englisch

This growth of transmission through heterosexual contact is also reflected in the

However, the most likely route of transmission varies between countries.

In Europe, pork, wild boar meat, are the main sources for human infection.

The preferred administration form is influenced, for example, by the natural path of infection of the particular papillomavirus infection.

Infection can also occur through consumption of infected wild meat.

A classical infection path for animals and also for humans is the inhalation of infected tick faeces.

By way of example, some such specific viruses, their infection route and pathological manifestation are explained in more detail below.

In South America, the sylvatic cycle is currently the only way humans can infect each other, which explains the low incidence of yellow fever cases on the continent.

Incidentally - and Mrs Grossetête referred to this - there has been recent press speculation about a third possible infection route through grass contaminated by faecal material.

For women in EU25, heterosexual contacts are the most likely route of transmission, accounting for about 70% of all new cases in 2003.

It was only in 2001 that heterosexual contacts became the most frequent transmission category among AIDS cases for EU25 (women and men together).

Because ingestion is a potential route of exposure, unpasteurised milk and milk products should be avoided.

As viral vectors take the same route of infection in the cell as do the corresponding wild viruses, there is the danger of the host genes being mutated as a result of the foreign genes being integrated into the host chromosomes (activation of quiescent genes, destruction of active genes).

The infective path for the microbes of the pharyngeal secretion is lengthened maximally by the inserted item and with the tampon-bladder unfolded extends from the glottis to the lower margin of the cuff.

In 1985, with around 60% of all new cases, transmission due to contacts between homosexual or bisexual males was by far the most frequent route of transmission.

However, while the share of IDU reached values above 65% in Italy and Spain in the early 90s, the highest share of this transmission category for France is only 27%.

What was known before the priority date was that virulent CCV infected the dog's intestine via the oral route (see document (10), page 26, under the heading "Route of infection") but that parenteral administration of the virus did not result in intestinal infection (ibid., page 28, left-hand column).

Some of these viruses and their infection route and pathological manifestation, i.e. the disease caused by them, have already been described in more detail in the present specification.

The pathogenetic development of BSE includes an oral path of infection via the tongue as well as the PrP sc replication in certain organs, esp. the spleen (LASMÉZAS et al., 2003).

This is a serious question only because an open wound is a direct way of infection and an open door for the development of inflammatory processes with various consequences.

Thus the infection route is determined to a large extent by the specific ecology of the pathogen and the host. Sick birds

The virus is present in the saliva of the infected animals and is transmitted with a bite.

In contrast, following a long period of reduction, its neighbours Sierra Leone and Guinea have been registering increasing numbers of cases since early June; although the scale is relatively small, it is no less unsettling as the route of transmission cannot be determined in many of the cases.

At the pre-sent time, direct contact with infected poultry, however, seems to be the main route of trans-mission between poultry and human beings.

The chance that this transmission route will actually cause a real danger or contamination on the farm is 1 out of 1000!

Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that can be passed between humans and animals -- thus, it is a zoonotic disease as it can be basically transmitted from animals to humans and vice versa.