1                     Coccidioidomycosis is an airborne infection caused by the fungus Coccidioides, wh

2 h poor TB treatment success rates, a lack of airborne infection control, limited drug-resistance test

3 umptive pulmonary tuberculosis are placed in airborne infection isolation (AII) and assessed by smear

4 rd of care in the United States to determine airborne infection isolation (AII) of inpatients with pr

5 t germicidal irradiation, specialized rooms (airborne infection isolation and protective environments

6  suggesting a role in removing patients from airborne infection isolation.

7                                 In high-dose airborne infection, TLR2 deficiency confers a slight sur

8                                  In low-dose airborne infection, TLR4 is needed for early, but not la

9 r either enzyme (NOS2/Phox(-/-)), to control airborne infection with the avirulent R1Rv and H37Ra str

10 o more resistant than wild-type (WT) mice to airborne infection with virulent Mycobacterium tuberculo