气候变化对共食传播的影响。

Jianhong Wu, Xue Zhang
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摘要

摘要蜱传病原体共食传播是蜱-宿主兽疫循环中的一种非系统性传播,宿主在共食易感蜱和感染蜱之间架起了桥梁,促进了病原体的传播。共食传播需要易感蜱在空间和时间上与桥接宿主上的其他受感染蜱密切接近;因此,在蜱-宿主兽疫循环中,共食传播对蜱传病原体传播的贡献受到环境条件的高度影响。该专家意见侧重于气候变化条件下蜱虫的共食传播和侵染动态。
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Impact of climate change on co-feeding transmission.
Abstract Tick-borne pathogen co-feeding transmission is a non-systemic transmission in the tick-host enzootic cycle, through which the host provides a bridge between co-feeding susceptible and infected ticks to facilitate pathogen transmission. Co-feeding transmission requires co-feeding of susceptible ticks in close (both spatially and temporally) proximity to other infected ticks on the bridging host; hence, the contribution of co-feeding transmission to tick-borne pathogen transmission in the tick-host enzootic cycle is highly affected by environmental conditions. This expert opinion focuses on co-feeding transmission and infestation dynamics of ticks under changing climate conditions.
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