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Inoculation is the act of
implanting a
pathogen or
other microbe or
virus into a
person or
other organism. It is a
method of
artificially inducing immunity...
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Inoculation theory is a
social psychological/communication
theory that
explains how an
attitude or
belief can be made
resistant to
persuasion or influence...
- An
inoculation loop (also
called a
smear loop,
inoculation wand or microstreaker) is a
simple tool used
mainly by
microbiologists to pick up and transfer...
- An
inoculation needle is a
laboratory equipment used in the
field of
microbiology to
transfer and
inoculate living microorganisms.[full
citation needed]...
- twenty-five
different preventable infections. The
first recorded use of
inoculation to
prevent smallpox occurred in the 16th
century in China, with the earliest...
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Despite its
widespread use
which often includes deliberate inoculation from
cultured stock, S.
cerevisiae is
rarely the only
yeast species involved...
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commonly presents as tender,
swollen lymph nodes near the site of the
inoculating bite or
scratch or on the neck, and is
usually limited to one side. This...
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people who may have to
perform under unpredictable conditions.
Stress inoculation training (SIT) – A
clinically based system, with
roots in
clinical psychology...
- Sander; Leiserowitz, Anthony; Rosenthal, Seth; Maibach,
Edward (2017). "
Inoculating the
Public against Misinformation about Climate Change" (PDF). Global...
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Herpes virus may
refer to: Any
member of the
large family of DNA
viruses known as
Herpesviridae Human herpesviruses, nine
types of
herpesviruses that can...
