Pathophysiology of white-nose syndrome in bats: a mechanistic model linking wing damage to mortality

Keyphrases

• Bat Populations 50%
• Bicarbonate 50%
• Blood Electrolytes 50%
• Blood Physiology 50%
• Dehydration 50%
• Disease Mechanisms 50%
• Electrolyte Concentration 50%
• Electrolyte Depletion 50%
• Epidermis 50%
• Experimental Inoculation 50%
• Fungal Pathogens 50%
• Geomyces Destructans 100%
• Hematocrit 50%
• Hematology 100%
• Homeostasis 50%
• Hypovolemia 50%
• Little Brown Bat 50%
• Low CO2 50%
• Mechanistic Model 100%
• Metabolic Acidosis 50%
• Model Linking 100%
• Morbidity Mortality 50%
• Myotis Lucifugus 50%
• North American Bats 50%
• Partial Pressure of CO2 (pCO2) 50%
• Pathophysiology 100%
• Plasma Sodium 50%
• Tissue Damage 50%
• Torpor 50%
• White-nose Syndrome 100%
• Wing Damage 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Americans 50%
• Blood Plasma 50%
• Geomyces 100%
• Hematocrit 50%
• Homeostasis 50%
• Mechanistic Model 100%
• Metabolic Acidosis 50%
• Myotis Lucifugus 100%
• White Nose Syndrome 100%