The ACE gene, also known as the antiotensin converting enzyme, has also been implicated in human performance. An increase in the frequency of the ACE D allele is associated with power and sprint athletes, while an increased frequency of the ACE I allele is associated with endurance athletes (Nazarov).
Blood borne pathogens are. microorganisms such as viruses or. bacteria that are carried in blood. and can cause disease in people. Types of Blood borne. Pathogens. Blood borne Pathogens Include. â Malaria.
Hepatitis A, D, E. - not considered to be bloodborne pathogens. o HAV: causes inflammation of the liver but does not lead to chronic disease of liver. -Transmits by fecal or oral routes, close personal contact, or ingestion of contaminated food/water. -No outward S/S; dark urine, light stools, fatigue, fever, and jaundice may occur.