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RM2BTJNMH–Louis Pasteur developing rabies vaccine in his laboratory at the Ecole Normale, Paris. Hand-colored woodcut
RFGF91P4–Rabies virus particles inside neuron, computer illustration. Rabies viruses multiply inside the cytoplasm of brain cells (neurons). Their accumulation is seen histologically as so-called Negri bodies. The presence of Negri bodies inside a tissue sample fr
RMM70ER0–Close up of Forth Ports entrance sign warning about rabies, Leith Dock, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
RFT3RC05–Proof of vaccination against rabies with vaccine called 'Rabisin' in European dog pet passport allowing dog to travel within European Union
RFGF91P1–Rabies virus particles inside neuron, computer illustration. Rabies viruses multiply inside the cytoplasm of brain cells (neurons). Their accumulation is seen histologically as so-called Negri bodies. The presence of Negri bodies inside a tissue sample fr
RMM70EKK–Close up of Forth Ports entrance sign warning about security patrols and rabies, Leith Dock, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
RF2JC3AKA–Miniature schnauzer hunting hedgehog. Wild animals often carry infectious diseases such as rabies.
RF2C7H3NW–Rabies. Torn pieces of paper with the word Rabies. Concept Image. Black and white. Close up.
RM2BT9GR2–This photo illustration shows a disposable syringe with hypodermic needle, RABIES written on a white board behind
RFGF91P3–Rabies virus particles inside neuron, computer illustration. Rabies viruses multiply inside the cytoplasm of brain cells (neurons). Their accumulation is seen histologically as so-called Negri bodies. The presence of Negri bodies inside a tissue sample fr
RMDGT51G–Warning sign on a tree, traps for rabies control are set, Enzenreuth, Franconian Switzerland, Middle Franconia, Bavaria
RF2JBBG7M–Three dogs barking on a hedgehog. Wild animals often carry infectious diseases such as Rabies.
RM2BT998F–This photo illustration shows a disposable syringe with hypodermic needle, RABIES written on a grey board behind
RFGF91P0–Rabies virus particles inside neuron, computer illustration. Rabies viruses multiply inside the cytoplasm of brain cells (neurons). Their accumulation is seen histologically as so-called Negri bodies. The presence of Negri bodies inside a tissue sample fr
RFD9NT2W–Stylized rabies virus particles, the cause of the viral neuroinvasive disease acute encephalitis.
RF2D0YF6D–World Rabies Day is the first and only global day of action and awareness for rabies prevention.
RM2JKFT51–Colorized transmission electron micrograph of cultured BSK cells heavily infected with rabies virus. Image purchased and color-enhanced from the NIAID Integrated Research Facility (IRF) in Fort Detrick, Maryland. Credit: NIAID
RF2E99812–Mad dog running and slobbering cartoon character vector illustration for World Rabies Day in September 28
RFW5C9P5–A kitten living on the street with an eye infection.As a side note, rabies is still present within the Philippines,any bite from a cat or dog
RMREXCN5–Postage stamp from the Central African Republic depicting Louis Pasteur and the discovery of the rabies vaccine (centennial).
RMWN9EHD–Harbour building at Sennen Cove. Sign notifying of working harbour and danger of rabies for landing animals. Cornwall, England
RM2BT95J7–This photo illustration shows a disposable syringe with hypodermic needle, RABIES written on a black board behind
RMBT08A7–Parents of alleged victims of fake vaccine from Henan, Shandong province protest in front of China's Ministry of Health in Beijing, China
RF2H7YE38–Rabies - essential subjects and terms related to Rabies arranged by importance in a 2-color word cloud poster. Reveal primary and peripheral concepts
RFGA3N2K–Rabies virus particles, computer illustration. This bullet-shaped particle consists of an RNA (ribonucleic acid) genome enclosed in protein capsid, which is itself surrounded by a lipoprotein envelope containing glycoprotein spikes. Rabies virus primarily infects animals but can be transmitted to humans through a break in the skin. It spreads slowly through the peripheral nervous system to the brain, where it causes inflammation resulting in fever and delirium. Infection in humans can be fatal, though modern vaccines are effective if taken within the incubation period of the virus.
RF2E993D3–Mad dog running and slobbering cartoon character vector line icon for World Rabies Day in September 28
RFW5C9XK–A kitten living on the street with an eye infection.As a side note,rabies is still present within the Philippines,any bite from a cat or dog
RF2C49PJ3–Rabies is a viral disease of the nervous system that causes deadly brain inflammation, Rabies virus infection
RMC7JW37–Sign warning of danger of rabies and regulations in European languages in village of Polkerris , Cornwall , England
RM2BT9F0B–This photo illustration shows a disposable syringe with hypodermic needle, RABIES written on a white board behind
RF2JEHY4P–old weathered red warning sign lettering 'Wildtollwut! - gefährdeter Bezirk' (German for 'Rabies of wild animals! Endangered district')
RF2H7YGFA–Rabies in human brain, hundreds of crucial terms related to Rabies projected onto a cortex to show broad extent of this condition and to explore impo
RM2EB0HCB–Yellow Mongoose (Cynictis penicillata) Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Kalahari, Northern Cape, South Africa. Host of viverrid strain of rabies
RFGA3N2G–Rabies virus particles, computer illustration. This bullet-shaped particle consists of an RNA (ribonucleic acid) genome enclosed in protein capsid, which is itself surrounded by a lipoprotein envelope containing glycoprotein spikes. Rabies virus primarily infects animals but can be transmitted to humans through a break in the skin. It spreads slowly through the peripheral nervous system to the brain, where it causes inflammation resulting in fever and delirium. Infection in humans can be fatal, though modern vaccines are effective if taken within the incubation period of the virus.
