transmissionleadingto smallpox outbreaks among indigenous Americans
a viruscausessmallpox-
first(passive) was ... discovereddelirium".[140 ] Smallpox
the vaccine(passive) were caused bySmallpox epidemics
the variola virus which is in the same family as cowpox , monkeypox and vaccinia viruses(passive) is caused bySmallpox
infection with variola virus , which belongs to the genus Orthopoxvirus , the family Poxviridae and subfamily chordopoxvirinae(passive) is caused bySmallpox
infection with Variola virus , which belongs to the genus Orthopoxvirus , the family Poxviridae and subfamily Chordopoxvirinae(passive) was caused bySmallpox
the variola virus , which is a member of the genus Orthopoxvirus , family Poxviridae(passive) is caused bySmallpox
Variola major , a virus in the Orthopoxvirus genus(passive) is caused bySmallpox
horsepox virus , monkeypox virus and variola virusescausesmallpox
smallpox ... the viruscausesmallpox , variola
The variola virus , part of a family of viruses called Poxviridaecausessmallpox
A poxvirus called variola ( Poxviridae family of viruses , genus Orthopoxviruscausessmallpox
the cowpox virus ... the variola virusescausesmallpox
live vaccinia virus , a virus in the orthopoxvirus family and closely related to variola virus , the agentcausessmallpox
infection with the variola major virus(passive) is caused bySmallpox
The current smallpox vaccine ... the variola viruscausessmallpox
by Variola major and Variola minor(passive) caused bySmallpox ( Variola
by Variola major and Variola minor(passive) caused by Smallpox ( Variola
infection with variola virus , which belongs to the genus(passive) is caused bySmallpox
the variola virus , a member of the genus Orthopoxvirus(passive) is caused bySmallpox
two strains of the same virus , Variola Major and Variola Minor(passive) was caused bySmallpox
the highly pathogenic variola virus , a member of the genus Orthopoxvirus(passive) caused bysmallpox
the Variola virus , which belongs to the Orthopoxvirus genus(passive) is caused bySmallpox
variola virus ( genus Orthopoxvirus(passive) is caused bySmallpox
The genome of variola major , the DNA viruscausessmallpox
two strains of virus , Variola major and V. minor(passive) is caused bySmallpox
either of two virus variants : Variola major Variola minor(passive) is caused bySmallpox
either of two virus variants , Variola major and Variola minor(passive) was caused bySmallpox
a virus known as Variola Major , a member of the family poxviridae or poxviruses(passive) is caused bySmallpox
the Variola viruses , the viruscausessmallpox
horsepox virus , monkeypox virus , and variola viruscausessmallpox
a fragment of synthetic DNA of Variola major ( the viruscausessmallpox
either of two virus variants named Variola major and Variola minor(passive) was caused bySmallpox
an orthopoxvirus called variola virus(passive) caused bysmallpox
Variola virus ( or variola major ... the viruscausessmallpox
the virus Variola major(passive) is caused bySmallpox
a virus ( Variola major(passive) is caused bysmallpox
a virus such as Variola majorcausessmallpox
Monkeypox , related to the variola viruscausessmallpox
many to diecausedmany to die
to extensive mortalityledto extensive mortality
from our Australian friendspaintingfrom our Australian friends
for the same dutiesdesignedfor the same duties
occurring naturally in a given placeoriginatingoccurring naturally in a given place
a strike in the Pilbara region of Western Australia against harsh working conditions and meager pay by walking off their pastoral stationsleda strike in the Pilbara region of Western Australia against harsh working conditions and meager pay by walking off their pastoral stations
probablycausedprobably
in the nickname George No Noseresultedin the nickname George No Nose
subconjunctival andcan causesubconjunctival and
subconjunctival and retinalcan causesubconjunctival and retinal
its beauty ... quickly followed by explorers , map makers , and mountain climbersdiscoveredits beauty ... quickly followed by explorers , map makers , and mountain climbers
a furor in colonial New Englandcauseda furor in colonial New England
bleeding under the skin and sub - conjuctival bleeding in the eyescausesbleeding under the skin and sub - conjuctival bleeding in the eyes
the deaths of 90 % of the native populationcausedthe deaths of 90 % of the native population
several epidemics that affected the native populationcausingseveral epidemics that affected the native population
to disease eradicationleadingto disease eradication
to a vaccine that eradicated the diseaseledto a vaccine that eradicated the disease
death of millions of people in the history and the polio virus which have caused paralysis of thousands of people in the 20th centuryhad causeddeath of millions of people in the history and the polio virus which have caused paralysis of thousands of people in the 20th century
to cessation of that vaccinationledto cessation of that vaccination
huge population loss(passive) was caused byhuge population loss
huge epidemics that resulted in massive death tolls around the worldhas causedhuge epidemics that resulted in massive death tolls around the world
blindness , sterility , scarring , and deathcausedblindness , sterility , scarring , and death
to the development of the first smallpox vaccineledto the development of the first smallpox vaccine
huge epidemics resulting in great suffering and enormous death tolls worldwidehas causedhuge epidemics resulting in great suffering and enormous death tolls worldwide
in an estimated 300 - 500 million deaths in the 20th centuryresultedin an estimated 300 - 500 million deaths in the 20th century
fever and often deathcausesfever and often death
these deathscausedthese deaths
deathscausesdeaths
The deaths(passive) caused byThe deaths
deaths(passive) caused bydeaths
in the discovery of the first vaccine in 1796resultedin the discovery of the first vaccine in 1796
from the transmission of the variola virusresultsfrom the transmission of the variola virus