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Text Book Of Mtb, Infections And Disease
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Infections are leading cause of human causalities since ancient time. The
microbial infections including bacterial, fungal and viral have a wide
spectrum of host and human are one of a major host of all kinds of
pathogenic and contagious microbes. There are countless diseases
caused by these microbes not only to human but also other animals as
well (1). In many cases, human acts as one of host for many microbes to
complete their life cycle. Further, getting an infection and onset of disease
are two different things. We all are living in a world which is full of microbes,
and daily we encounter several infections. The immune system maintains
surveillance and continuously eradicates pathogenic microbes invading
human body (2). The success of immune surveillance with a complex
network of cellular and humoral immunity protects against invading
pathogens. On the contrary, failure of the immune system including cellmediated,
humoral and complement system result in a state where
invading microbes find a place to grow and alter our physiology resulting
onset of diseases (3). There are several routes by which microbes can enter
the human body and cause diseases. The major routes are via skin, oral
cavity, nasal cavity and many other body cavities as well. The route of
infection also depends on types of pathogen and amount of infectious
microbes as well.
Product Details
- Format:Hardback
- Edition:August 2019
- Publisher:Mahi Publication
- Language:English
- ISBN10:978-93-89559-17-8
Product Description
Infections are leading cause of human causalities since ancient time. The
microbial infections including bacterial, fungal and viral have a wide
spectrum of host and human are one of a major host of all kinds of
pathogenic and contagious microbes. There are countless diseases
caused by these microbes not only to human but also other animals as
well (1). In many cases, human acts as one of host for many microbes to
complete their life cycle. Further, getting an infection and onset of disease
are two different things. We all are living in a world which is full of microbes,
and daily we encounter several infections. The immune system maintains
surveillance and continuously eradicates pathogenic microbes invading
human body (2). The success of immune surveillance with a complex
network of cellular and humoral immunity protects against invading
pathogens. On the contrary, failure of the immune system including cellmediated,
humoral and complement system result in a state where
invading microbes find a place to grow and alter our physiology resulting
onset of diseases (3). There are several routes by which microbes can enter
the human body and cause diseases. The major routes are via skin, oral
cavity, nasal cavity and many other body cavities as well. The route of
infection also depends on types of pathogen and amount of infectious
microbes as well.
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Dr. M.V. Raghavendra Rao
(Dr. M.V. Raghavendra Rao)
Dr. Sateesh Babu Arja
(Dr. Sateesh Babu Arja)
Dr. Sireesha Bala Arja
(Dr. Sireesha Bala Arja)
Dr. Reshma Fatteh
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