Answer to Question 1
Answer: Encephalitis is an infection that invades the entire brain. A common cause of encephalitis is a virus transmitted by mosquitos, which in turn receive it from horses, birds, or rodents.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: Prions are protein infectious agents. Prions are three-dimensional proteins that when misfolded can accumulate in a neuron leading to toxicity and death of the cell. Prions cannot be destroyed with heat, and can transmitted to others (transplantation of infected prion tissue).
Bay (left) and chestnut (sometimes called "sorrel") are two of the most common coat colors
Common sites of biofilm infection
Common Homophones
Common phlebotomy issues.
Common Pathological Conditions of the Integumentary System