### person | traveler:

Bather
* Some bathers appear to be immune.
* are people.
* can get upset stomachs and eye infections.

### person | traveler:

Carrier
* Most carriers lead completely normal, healthy lives
  - remain infectious for life
* Some carriers are minimally infectious and can lead normal lives
  - cause diarrhea
  - have a natural immunity to the disease
  - transmit diseases
* are among the oldest fancy breeds
  - an active ingredient in a toner
  - at risk of liver problems later in life, like liver cancer or cirrhosis
  - business
  - chemicals
  - especially important for cats
  - extremely common and are a source of infection for other birds
  - heterozygous individuals for recessive diseases
  - humans who have infectious pathogens colonizing their bodies
  - last names
  - lipoproteins, recombinant chylomicrons and liposomes
  - many times more likely to get liver cancer than are non-carriers
  - organisms
  - racks
  - things that share the same properties of qualities as in the example of fire and heat
  - travelers
* are unaffected because they have only one copy of the disease gene
  - one copy of the gene
  - vectors
* belong to the group of wattle pigeons that originated in England.
* can also infect other people
  - pass abnormal genes to their children
  - suddenly become sick as a result of stress or anesthesia
* contain one normal gene copy of hexoseaminidase A and one defective gene.
* harbor the organism in their mucus membranes, such as the lining of their mouth and nose.
* have guidelines
  - limits
  - normal visual fields, normal ERGs, and normal acuity
  - one normal gene and one mutated gene
  - only one copy of the abnormal gene
  - procedures
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* make lists.
* military vehicle
* provide coverage.
* shed virus in their saliva.
* sign contracts.
* spend most of their time outdoors and work in many different kinds of weather.
* to provide services.
* translocate a wide range of simple solutes, including ions, sugars, and amino acids.
* usually have the bacteria in their stool.

### person | traveler | carrier:

Asymptomatic carrier
* are presumably the major source of transmission of pathogenic strains.
* can introduce the organism into new populations
  - still, however, infect other people with the virus
* pass cysts in the faeces.
* play a role in transmission, particularly during outbreaks.

Chronic carrier
* are at risk for cirrhosis of the liver, liver cancer, and death
  - highly infectious
  - the ones most at risk of serious liver complications later in life
* can develop chronic liver disease, cirrhosis of the liver, or primary liver cancer.
* have the potential to spread the disease to others, including their partners.

Electron carrier
* Some electron carriers accept and release protons along with electrons.
* Some electron carriers can only transport electrons in the company of hydrogen ions
  - electrons in the company of protons

Human carrier
* are also important
  - the only reservior of infection
* excrete organisms for weeks after illness.
* exist and are often asymptomatic.

Insurance carrier
* Many insurance carriers cover naturopathic medicine and acupuncture
  - have fraud hotlines that allow callers to furnish information anonymously
  - treat workers' compensation solely as a financial transaction
* can play a key role in facilitating the growth of independent agents.

Roof rack
* are luggage racks.
* attach to the top of a vehicle.

Cosmonaut
* are another type of person
  - from Russia
* claim that it is forbidden to have sex in space.
* generally sign only their last name, or sometimes first initial and last name.
* have to engage in long periods of exercise to recover their fitness.