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lesantik [10]
1 year ago
10

In what way can a vector of a zoonotic pathogen differ from a host of the pathogen?

Biology
1 answer:
Vlad [161]1 year ago
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A vector of a zoonotic pathogen differs from a host of the pathogen in that it is not affected by the pathogen.

<h3>What are vectors and pathogens?</h3>

Vectors are organisms which serve as carriers of disease-causing organisms known as pathogen. Vectors usually serve as transport or transit mechanisms by which diseases spread.

Pathogen are organisms that cause disease. A zoonotic pathogen is a pathogen that can move from non-human animals to humans.

The vector of a zoonotic pathogen differ from a host of the pathogen in that the vector is not affected by the pathogen and the vector is also non-human.

Learn more about zoonotic and pathogens at: brainly.com/question/10056765

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