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VIRAL HEMORRHAGIC FEVERS AND OTHER EMERGING INFECTIONS, PART B, 78
Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers and Other Emerging Infections, Part B, 78
Part B
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Edited By
Michael Buchmeier, University of California, Irvine, USA
Clarence Peters, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, USA

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Advances in Virus Research,

Audience
Virologists, microbiologists, infectious diseases and public health specialists.

Contents
Paramyxoviruses Nipah Molecular Biology - Rota, Hadler, Bellini What are the recent advances in understanding the henipivirus genomes? Modalities to suppress interferon and other innate immune responses? Function of neutralizing antibodies, receptors, etc. Pathogenesis of Nipah- Sherif Zaki Human material and to a lesser extent models have helped remarkably to understand how Nipah virus causes disease. What are the major findings, their clinical correlations, and most important unresolved questions. Epidemiology of Nipah - Chua, Lam With some time to understand the factors that led to emergence of Nipah in Malaysia, what do we now understand about the timing of its emergence from bats to pigs to humans and the risk factors and spread in the human population? What is known about the control in the different foci in Malaysia? How could it have been recognized and controlled earlier? New, emergent paramyxoviruses - Mackenzie and Hume Fields Synthesis of Hendra, Nipah, new Bangladesh agent; plus snake viruses, Mengele, etc. Is this the new fount of emergent viruses? What changes drove these and will drive future emergences? Why is cross species transfer so easy in these newly recognized agents when dogma is that there is a great deal of species specificity? Bunyaviridae: Phleboviruses and Nairoviruses Epidemiology of Rift Valley fever, CCHF, and Ngari viruses - Swanpoel Synthesis of recent molecular with older classical epidemiology to try to understand the distribution, ebb and flow, and human risk from these viruses. Short discussion of Ngari virus. Pathogenesis and vaccines for Rift Valley fever - C.J. Peters CCHF: Regional epidemiology Overview - Doug Watts Russia and Central Asia- author to be determined Iran - author to be determined Turkey - author to be determined Western China - Saijo, Niikura, Kurane Molecular biology of CCHF - Clegg Bunyaviridae: Hantaviruses Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome: Clinical findings, pathogenesis in humans, and viral circulation in the Balkans - Markotic and Tatiana Interesting observations in all these areas have been made in Croatia and Slovenia (and probably other places in former Yugoslavia) and can be synthesized into a nice review (calling on data from outside the region when illustrative). Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome: a new animal model and it?s lessons for human disease - Jay Hooper and Fred Koster Flaviruses Dengue hemorrhagic fever - Farrar A balanced review to cover the antibody enhancement vs T cell controversy, discuss new understanding of viral factors (viremia, emergence of variants with epidemics of DHF). CNS disease as part of the dengue spectrum (role of myocardial contractility?). Omsk HF - Netesov and Loktev Kyasanur Forest disease - author to be determined

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Hardbound, 500 pages, publication date: NOV-2010
ISBN-13: 978-0-12-374526-2
Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS

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