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Choleric spaces: Producing spaces for cholera patients during the 1877 cholera epidemic in Japan
… investigates the production of space during the cholera epidemic of 1877 in Japan. Called “choleric spaces” in this thesis, they are separated into two co-constituting types: material and discursive. The material spaces are demonstrated by government-produced quarantine hospitals and …
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Immunologic Aspects of Hog Cholera
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Modification of the hog cholera virus
Rabbit Passage of the Virus The hog cholera virus was carried through six alternate passages from pig to rabbit and then top five serial passages in rabbits. The virus could not be demonstrated in rabbit-spleen suspension prepared for the sixth serial passage in rabbits. The lack of pathogenic or …
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Hemagglutination by the hog cholera virus
The successful diagnosis of hog cholera in the laboratory has been hampered by the fact that small laboratory animals cannot be used satisfactorily. In this work an attempt has been made to determine whether the hog cholera virus would agglutinate red blood cells and to determine optimal conditions …
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Clarification of hog cholera defibrinated blood antitoxin
The factors governing the reaction between chloroform and hemoglobin by which the hemoglobin of the blood may be precipitated were studied, and a process, based upon this reaction, for the separation of a clear sterile serum from old defibrinated blood antitoxin was devised. It is shown that the …
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Mathematical modeling, analysis, and simulation of Cholera dynamics
… to investigate the transmission dynamics of cholera. At first, we consider the intrinsic growth of cholera bacteria in cholera transmission and find that the regular threshold dynamics take place if the intrinsic growth is logistic; there are multiple endemic equilibria if the growth exhibits …
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Mathematical Models and Stability Analysis of Cholera Dynamics
… a careful mathematical study of several epidemic cholera models, including the model of Codeco [11] in 2001, that of Hartley, Morris and Smith [22] in 2006, and that of Mukandavire, Liao, Wang and Gaff <em>et al.</em> [60] in 2010. We formally derive the basic reproduction number <em>R</em>0 for …
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Analyzing Cholera Dynamics in Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Environments
<p>Cholera continues to be a serious public health concern in developing countries and the global increase in the number of reported outbreaks suggests that activities to control the diseases and surveillance programs to identify or predict the occurrence of the next outbreaks are not adequate. …
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Functional Characterization Of The Cholera Toxin Promoter Of vibrio Cholerae
<p> <i>Vibrio cholerae</i> is the bacterium responsible for the severe diarrheal disease cholera. The disease is directly caused by cholera toxin, which is secreted by the bacterium in the upper small intestinal lumen during the course of infection. Expression of cholera toxin, along with other …
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Impact of awareness programs on cholera dynamics: two modeling approaches
… investigate the impact of awareness programs on cholera dynamics. The first model represents the disease transmission rates as decreasing functions of the number of awareness programs, whereas the second model divides the susceptible individuals into two distinct classes depending on their …
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Optimal Control Modeling and Simulation, with Application to Cholera Dynamics
… control modeling, simulation and analysis to cholera dynamics. Cholera is a severe intestinal infectious disease that remains a serious public health threat in developing countries. Transmission of cholera involves complex interactions between the human host, the pathogen, and the environment. …
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Plant-delivered Cholera Toxin B subunit as an Immunomodulatory Molecule
<p>The B subunit of cholera toxin (CTB) functions as an effective mucosal carrier molecule of chemically or genetically conjugated antigens. Orally delivered CTB or CTB fusion protein binds to G<sub>M1</sub>-ganglioside receptor molecules located on cells in the gutassociated lymphoid tissues, the …
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