pathogencarrying
Pathogen carrying refers to the ability of an organism, known as a vector, to transmit a disease-causing agent, or pathogen, to another organism, often a host. This transmission can occur through various mechanisms, including direct contact, ingestion of contaminated material, or more commonly, through the bite or excretions of the vector.
Common examples of pathogen carrying vectors include insects like mosquitoes, which can carry and transmit viruses
The process of pathogen carrying is a crucial factor in the spread of infectious diseases. Understanding vector-host-pathogen