Biology, asked by KartikSamthan, 1 year ago

What are vectors?Mention the vectors from malaria, typhoid and plague.

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Answered by swafa
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vectors are which trasport disease from one to another.they sperad the diseases.vectors of malaria , typhoid were virus and plague too was a viral disease
Answered by pragyannayaklm
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Answer:

Vectors are living organisms that do not cause disease by themselves but transmit the disease-causing pathogens from an infected individual to a healthy individual.  

Explanation:

Vectors are living organisms that do not cause disease by themselves but transmit the disease-causing pathogens from an infected individual to a healthy individual. Malaria, Typhoid, and Plague are vector-borne diseases where the vectors themselves remain safe and uninfected. Vectors help in disease transmission.

  • Malaria: a protozoan disease

1. Pathogen: protozoan parasite - Plasmodium vivax

2. Vector: Female Anopheles mosquito

  • Typhoid: a contagious disease of the intestine

1. Pathogen: bacterium Salmonella typhi

2. Vector: Contaminated food or water (by Houseflies)

  • Plague: a bacterial disease also called 'black death'

1. Pathogen: Pasteurella / Yersinia pestis

2. Vactor: rat flea Xenopsylla cheopis

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