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L’UNIVERSITE MOHAMMED V-AGDAL FAC
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Mes remerciements vont aussi à Mr
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Articles publiés: Travaux scientif
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Abstract West Nile virus (WNV) and
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Liste des figures Figure 1. Mortali
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Liste des tableaux Tableau I. Les c
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5.1.2. La voie Imd ................
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Introduction et rappels bibliograph
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Figure 1. Mortalité humaine dûe a
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D’autres protozoaires du genre Ba
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Le virus réapparait au Maroc entre
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épidémiques observés chez l’ho
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et al., 2005), le lignage 4 est rep
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2.5. Le cycle de réplication viral
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musculaires, paralysie partielle, c
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Tableau II. Principales épidemies
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constitue le facteur de virulence.
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3.3. Le cycle de transmission Le cy
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(Bouloy & Weber, 2010).Cependant, u
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4. Les vecteurs du VWN et VFVR 4.1.
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4.2. Les vecteurs du VWN Plus de 70
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4.4.2. Bio-écologie Règne : Anima
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Chaque membre appartenant au comple
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Tableau V. Marqueurs moléculaires
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5.1.3. La voie Jak/STAT La voie Jan
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L’IFNγ contrôle la réplication
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1. Sites de récolte des moustiques
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émergence, les femelles sont laiss
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3.2. Les souches virales La souche
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Figure 22. Femelle en cours de réc
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4. Les analyses statistiques Les ta
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