BIOL 1020 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Influenza A Virus, Microbiology, European Molecular Biology Laboratory
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The influenza a virus spreads rapidly, affecting mass numbers of people in short periods of time, causing epidemics and pandemics to occur. Though the spread of influenza is extremely quick and efficient in. Canadian populations, this is not the case in some parts of the world. The environment has a very large affect on the spread of the influenza a virus. In conclusion, the influenza a virus spreads quickly in environments, with colder temperatures with small amounts of vitamin d and uvb radiation reaching the. Influenza a would be much more tame in a location close to the equator, where these factors are negligible, rather than somewhere with an environment similar to. Parasites as a threat to biodiversity in shrinking ecosystems. Critical review and uncertainty analysis of factors influencing. Radina p. , adimi f. , kiang, richard. , baylis, matthew. Seasonal influenza transmission in warm regions using climatological parameters. Environment and modes of transmission: a critical review.
