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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Bank Vole"”.

  1. Deciphering the Molecular Basis of the Species Barrier in Prion Disease Using Bank Vole PrP

    … a phenomenon referred to as the species barrier. Bank vole (Bv) PrP is an exception, as it serves as an efficient substrate for templated misfolding with essentially all prions identified to date. This universal acceptor phenotype is a rare example of structural compatibility between PrPC and …

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  2. Smulkiųjų žinduolių bendrijos pokyčiai Zarasų rajone /

    … and maxillary measurements in shrews, mise and voles differ between winter and non-winter periods. In current investigation small mammals were snap-trapped all winter season (from October to the end of April) of 2004–2005 and 2005 – 2006 in the East Lithuania, Zarasai district, near lake …

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  3. Arthropod-borne infections in the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia

    … Ireland, however the presence of the invading bank vole (Myodes glareolus) in Ireland appears to have disrupted the host-parasite relationship between wood mice (Apodemus sylvaticus) and trypansomes. Babesia vulpes was identified in 134/392 (34%) of red foxes in the UK, suggesting that this …

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  4. Foraging in space and time

    … potential options. Results show that wild-caught voles have strategic answers to this homogeneously distributed risk, which is perceived by tactile, olfactory or acoustic cues. Thus, they do not have to know an absolut quality (e.g., in terms of food provisioning and risk levels of all possible …

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  5. Ecology of Hantaviruses in Rodent Reservoirs and Their Early Innate Immune Responses in Human Model Systems

    … most abundant species were Myodes glareolus, the bank vole (45%); Apodemus flavicollis, the yellow-necked mouse (29%); and Apodemus agrarius, the striped field mouse (14.6%). Out of the collection, it was determined that 79 animals were seropositive by immunofluorescent assay (IFA), from which …

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