bloodsucking

　

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1. drawing blood from the body of another; "a plague of bloodsucking insects"

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• 1. リケッチア痘瘡 rickettsialpox
• 2. 古典的カポジ肉腫：疫学、危険因子、病理、および分子学的病因 classic kaposis sarcoma epidemiology risk factors pathology and molecular pathogenesis

English Journal

• Comparative genomics of Leishmania (Mundinia).

• Butenko A, Kostygov AY, Sádlová J, Kleschenko Y, Bečvář T, Podešvová L, Macedo DH, Žihala D, Lukeš J, Bates PA, Volf P, Opperdoes FR, Yurchenko V.
• BMC genomics. 2019 Oct;20(1)726.
• Trypanosomatids of the genus Leishmania are parasites of mammals or reptiles transmitted by bloodsucking dipterans. Many species of these flagellates cause important human diseases with clinical symptoms ranging from skin sores to life-threatening damage of visceral organs. The genus Leishmania cont
• PMID 31601168

• Can Attractive Sticky Traps Be Used to Protect Horses From the Bites of Stomoxys calcitrans (L.) (Diptera: Muscidae).

• Tam TL, Hogsette J, TenBroeck S.
• Journal of economic entomology. 2019 Sep;112(5)2469-2473.
• The stable fly, Stomoxys calcitrans (L.), is a bloodsucking ectoparasite that causes irritation and distress to livestock, wildlife, and humans. Both sexes are vicious blood-feeders that feed on a variety of animals. Optically attractive sticky traps have been used to capture stable flies, and some
• PMID 31228245

• Hyperparasitism in caves: Bats, bat flies and ectoparasitic fungus interaction.

• Jensen KM, Rodrigues L, Pape T, Garm A, Santamaria S, Reboleira ASPS.
• Journal of invertebrate pathology. 2019 Sep;166()107206.
• Bat flies (Diptera: Nycteribiinae) are highly specialized bloodsucking bat ectoparasites. Some of the ectoparasitic bat flies are themselves parasitized with an ectoparasitic fungus of the genus Arthrorhynchus (Laboulbeniales). Ascospores of the fungus attach to the cuticle of a bat fly and develop
• PMID 31152770

Japanese Journal

• Vector transmission of bovine leukemia virus during summer season in Northern Hokkaido

• Inagaki Hanae,Konnai Satoru,Kaburagi Hitomi,Murota Hideharu,Takabatake Noriyuki,Watari Kei,Okagawa Tomohiro,Maekawa Naoya,Murata Shiro,Ohashi Kazuhiko
• Japanese Journal of Veterinary Research 67(4), 235-239, 2019-08
• … One of the known transmission pathways of bovine leukemia virus (BLV) is bloodsucking insects. …
• NAID 120006723683

• 野外条件下におけるヤマビル駆除剤としての
リンゴ酸の効果検証

• 當山 啓介,久本 洋子,広嶋 卓也 [他],山田 利博,山中 征夫,須藤 智博,前田 清人,江上 浩,村上 英樹
• 衛生動物 65(4), 189-194, 2014
• … Whitman) are bloodsucking parasites inhabiting in woodland areas. …
• NAID 130004910595

• PCOによるトコジラミ防除の現状と問題点

• 元木 貢
• 衛生動物 61(3), 251-253, 2010
• … As few people have experienced bloodsucking, most people are not aware of the existense of bedbugs and subsequently permit bedbug infestation. …
• NAID 130004558973

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• Bloodsucking | Define Bloodsucking at Dictionary.com

Again, there are four things which like the bloodsucking horse-leech are always insatiable. The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Proverbs R. F. Horton British Dictionary definitions for bloodsucking Expand bloodsucker / ˈblʌdˌsʌk ə / ...

• Bloodsucking - definition of bloodsucking by The Free Dictionary

blood·suck·er (blŭd′sŭk′ər) n. 1. An animal, such as a leech, that sucks blood. 2. An extortionist or a blackmailer. 3. A person who is intrusively or overly dependent upon another; a parasite. blood′suck′ing adj. Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words ...