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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «WOOL-SORTER'S DISEASE»
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Agents of Bioterrorism: Pathogens and Their Weaponization
Wool-sorter's DiseAse Anthrax in humans was a major problem for textile and
tannery workers. Historically, it had been known as “wool sorter's disease,”
Bradford disease, and “rag picker's disease.” These names referred to the fact
that many ...
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MCQs and SAQs in Microbiology
What is Hide Porter's disease and Wool Sorter's disease? Hide porter's disease:
It is cutaneous anthrax. This disease is common in dock workers carrying loads of
hides on their bare backs and hence, was known as the 'hide porter's disease'.
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Encyclopedia of Molecular Mechanisms of
Disease: With 213 Tables
Wool-Sorter's Disease 2253 it is deleted in almost all patients. In yeast, it has
been shown to be involved in mitochondrial K+ homeostasis. Much work is still to
be done to identify the function of WHSC1, WHSC2, and LETM1 in both normal ...
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Medicine: Prep Manual for Undergraduates, 3/e
Q. Inhalation anthrax; Wool sorter's disease. * Anthrax is a zoonotic disease
caused by inhaling or ingesting the spores of Bacillus anthracis. In male, anthrax
is an occupational disease of farmers, butchers and dealers in hides, wool and
bone ...
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Medical Microbiology MCQs
Wool –Sorter's disease is the synonym of – a) Intestinal anthrax b) Cutaneous
anthrax c) Pulmonary anthrax d) Relapsing fever (Answer c) 554.The test that is
of much help in rapid diagnosis of anthrax is in dead animals is – a) Ascoli's test c
) ...
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The Role of Biotechnology in Countering BTW Agents
Its normal spread among herbivores causes accidental infection to people whose
occupation brings them into contact with animal products. For this reason anthrax
is also called "wool sorter's disease". TABLE 1. Forms of Anthrax Cutaneous ...
Alexander Kelle, Malcolm Dando, Kathryn Nixdorff, 2001
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Hardcore Microbiology and Immunology
I. LIVESTOCK A. Gram-Positive Bacteria Bacillus anthracis • Gram-positive rod •
Aerobe • Endospores CLINICAL CORRELATES— ANTHRAX, WOOL-SORTER'S
DISEASE ~^~ B. anthracis is a nonmotile, sporulating gram-positive rod that ...
Benjamin W. Sears, Lisa M. Spear, Rodrigo E. Saenz, 2007
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Eye Care in Developing Nations, Fourth Edition
147 Cutaneous anthrax (wool-sorter's disease) of surgery is not a high priority
when many surgically curable blind patients are awaiting sight-restoring
operations. Anthrax Pulmonary and cutaneous anthrax (also known as wool-
sorter's ...
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Competition Science Vision
Wool-sorter's disease is associated with — (A) Tuberculosis (B) Asthma (C)
Anthrax (D) Liver cirrhosis 8. Aphasia motor is related with the disorder of — (A)
Broca's area of brain (B) Spinal cord (C) Liver (D) Kidney 9. Arantius body is ...
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Crime Classification Manual: A Standard System for ...
Historically it has been related to work in agriculture or industry. Once called wool
sorter's disease, it was most frequently associated with tannery, wool, and goat
hair mill workers. The largest recorded outbreak of inhalational anthrax in the ...
John Douglas, Ann W. Burgess, Allen G. Burgess, 2011
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «WOOL-SORTER'S DISEASE»
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wool-sorter's disease en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Anthrax, also known as 'wool-sorter's disease'
Anthrax was called “wool-sorter's disease.” The disease can infect sheep, and anthrax spores can remain in wool. Carpets woven in Amsterdam until production ... «Schenectady Gazette, Nov 10»
