Communicable

Hypothetically, if someone is interested in becoming a researcher on communicable diseases, what would be the best course of undergraduate and graduate study? My best guess is that at the graduate level, they'd be studying microbiology, immunology, maybe pharmacology. ...

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... without changes in the genome. Constraint in the early life environment, such as poor early nutrition, is associated with increased risk of non-communicable diseases, including cardio-metabolic disease and cancer in later life. Such induced phenotypic change involves environmental signals acting ...

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What are the Symptoms for Tuberculosis? What are the Methods of Treatment for Tuberculosis? What are the Methods of Control and Prevention of Tuberculosis?

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What are the Symptoms for Meningitis? What are the Methods of Treatment for Meningitis? What are the Methods of Control and Prevention of Meningitis?

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... I get how that happens but part of the question asks "provide examples of the genetic mechanisms by which under nutrition reduces immunity to communicable diseases"...I don't get what they mean by genetic mechanisms? can someone please help me with this part? Thank you, b06er

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