Global Virology I - Identifying and Investigating Viral Diseases
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Beschreibung:
- vaccines
- environmental impact
- emerging virus transmission
- Filovirus (Ebola)
- hemorrhagic fevers
- flaviviruses
- Dengue evasion
- papillomaviruses
- Hepatitis C
- Nipah virus
- giant viruses
- hantaviruses
- bunyaviruses
- encephalitides
- West Nile virus
- Zika virus
- XMRV
- henipaviruses
- human respiratory syncytial virus
- influenza A virus
- several aspects of HIV-1
Foreword.- Preface.- Short peptide vaccine design and development: Promises and Challenges.- Human Papillomavirus.- Adaptation of fresh water mosquito vectors to salinity increases arboviral disease transmission risk in the context of anthropogenic environmental changes.- Epidemiology of Henipavirus.- Respiratory Syncytial Virus.- Surveillance for Hepatitis C.- Nipah virus emergence, transmission, and pathogenesis.- A decade of giant virus genomics.- Expanded Host Diversity and Global Distribution of Hantaviruses.- Family Bunyaviridae.- The Role of Viral Protein Phosphorylation During Filovirus Infection.- Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers of Animals Caused By DNA Viruses.- Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers of Animals Caused By Double-Stranded RNA Viruses.- Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers of Animals Caused By Positive-Stranded RNA Viruses.- Flaviviruses: Introduction to Dengue viruses.- Flavivirus Encephalitis.- West Nile Virus.- Zika Arbovirus.- Arenaviruses.- Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers of Animals Caused by Negative-Strand RNA Viruses.- XMRV: Emerging Human Infection or False Alarm.- Prion disease, HIV-1 infection, Alzheimer’s disease.- Origin and Evolution of Human Immunodeficiency Viruses.- Global Protein sequence variation in HIV-1-B isolates derived from human blood and brain.- Mutational immune escape in HIV-1 infection.- The Biology of Quiescent CD4 T cells, their role in HIV-1 infection and cocaine drug abuse.- Role of Macrophages in the Immunopathogenesis of HIV-1 Infection.- Brain Imaging in People with HIV.- Seasonal and Pandemic Influenza Surveillance and Disease Severity.- Ebolavirus Disease.