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The outbreak was so fierce that it was believed to have sparked a wave of deadly meningitis epidemics that ultimately infected tens of thousands of people worldwide.
People usually contract bacterial meningitis by breathing in tiny particles of mucus and saliva that spray into the air when an infected person sneezes or coughs.
Some people can be infected and carry the disease without showing symptoms or getting sick, which helps the disease spread quickly to others.
I am trying to convey that there is hope for those infected and HIV is not the death sentence it was in the '80s.
Double strand again, but inside them, they're infected with a virus that has a nice, long, single-stranded genome that we can fold like a piece of paper.
We think of bacteria as sources of infection, but bacteria themselves are also prone to being infected, in particular, by viruses.
HIV is a retrovirus– meaning it integrates copies of itself into an infected cell’s DNA, allowing it to replicate and infect other cells.
It's as contagious as chicken pox, it's as deadly as Ebola, and it incubates for months and months before causing an outbreak, so the whole world can be infected before the first sign of trouble.
But one of the problems that we have is actually finding people who are infected with Malaria in the first place.
But what would happen if one of you was infected with malaria?
So it's quite complex, but basically what happens is: a mosquito has to bite somebody to become infected.
Once it bites an infected person, the parasites travel through the mouth part into the gut, and then bursts through the gut, creates cysts, and then the parasites replicate, and then they make a journey from the gut all the way to the salivary glands, where they are then injected back into another person when the mosquito bites because it injects saliva as it bites.
Now, some of the participants were infected with malaria and some of them were uninfected.
People who were infected with malaria were significantly more attractive than people who were uninfected.
And as we move towards the right hand side these people have become infected, and they're moving towards the stage that they're infectious.
And we went out to the Gambia and did some more odour collection on children that were infected and uninfected.
Now, three of the socks had been worn by children who were uninfected, and just one of the socks was worn by a child who was infected with malaria.
This is really important because we also need to know people who are not infected; she needs to be able to do that correctly as well.
But it is really incredible, and when we do this, what we find is that these dogs can correctly tell us when somebody's infected with malaria 81% of the time.
Imagine a patch that you wear on the skin that would detect in your sweat when you're infected with malaria and change colour.
Or something a little bit more technical perhaps, a smartwatch that would alert you when you're infected with malaria.
What we did is, we took tissue culture cells and infected them with adenovirus, and you can see this little yellow barcode next to adenovirus.
If, for example, you used a cell culture that's chronically infected with papilloma, you get a little computer readout here, and our algorithm says it's probably papilloma type 18.
And that is, in fact, what these particular cell cultures are chronically infected with.
There’s no definitive way of knowing what killed these ancient people, but we do know their bones were infected by an all too familiar bacterium.
As they infect more cells, the bacteria employ cell-degrading enzymes that destroy the infected tissue, triggering chest pain, and causing patients to cough up blood.
But, antibiotics fail to address a major diagnostic complication: about 90% of people infected with TB don’t show any symptoms.
At some point, most sexually active people will be infected with human papillomavirus, or ‘HPV.’
The body’s immune system is able to eradicate most strains of HPV before they cause any harm— and without people even knowing they’ve been infected.
Certain other strains– like HPV 6 and 11– cause abnormalities in the cells of the infected tissue, which can develop into genital warts.
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