أ.عبير
عضو هيئة التدريس
كيف تعرفت علينا : من الجامعه
الكــلــيــة : العلوم
القسم ( التخصص ) : الميكرو بيولوجي
السنة الدراسية (المستوى الدراسي) : .
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عدد الرسائل : 48
العمر : 45
الدوله : اليمن
نقاط : 127
تاريخ التسجيل : 27/03/2011
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Fields Virology 2 volume set by David M Knipe
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins | Fifth Edition edition
(January 1, 2006) | ISBN: 0781760607 | Pages: 3177 | PDF | 89.41 MB
In the early 1980s, Bernie Fields originated the idea of a virology
reference textbook that combined the molecular aspects of viral
replication with the medical features of viral infections. This broad
view of virology reflected Bernie's own research, which applied
molecular and genetic analyses to the study of viral pathogenesis,
providing an important part of the foundation for the field of molecular
pathogenesis. Bernie led the publication of the first three editions
of, Virology. Unfortunately, we lost Bernie to pancreatic cancer soon
after the third edition went into production. The third edition became
Fields Virology in his memory, and it is fitting that the book continues
to carry his name.
We have retained the general organization of the first four editions for
the fifth edition of Fields Virology. Section I contains chapters on
general aspects of virology, and Section II contains chapters on
replication and medical aspects of specific virus families and specific
viruses of medical importance. Nearly all of the chapters have been
updated to reflect the rapid advances in virology during the past 6
years. In addition, in Section I, we have added new chapters on emerging
viruses and viruses of protists. In Section II, we have greatly
expanded the coronavirus chapter to describe the SARS virus. The
orthomyxovirus chapter has been expanded to include avian influenza and
other emerging influenza virus strains. For some virus families, we have
combined the medical and replication chapters into a single chapter to
eliminate duplication and to present a more coherent presentation of
that specific virus or virus family. The main emphasis continues to be
on viruses of medical importance and interest, but other viruses are
described in specific cases where more is known about their mechanisms
of replication or pathogenesis. Although not formally viruses, prions
are still included in this edition for historical reasons and because of
the intense interest in the infectious spongiform encephalopathies.
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