New anti-viral strategies : proceedings of an international symposium, Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire, 24-26 April 1988
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New anti-viral strategies : proceedings of an international symposium, Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire, 24-26 April 1988
（Frontiers of infectious diseases）
Churchill Livingstone, 1988
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Boosted by the inventions of new biological methods, such as DNA and RNA hybridization, basic virology has undergone a striking evolution during the last decade. The practical consequences of this rapid evolution can be exemplified in current HIV and AIDS research, and the results of this research have been included in the papers presented at this symposium, the first of a series of conferences entitled "Frontiers of Infectious Diseases". Three different fields of virology were outlined during the conference: antiviral chemotherapy, viral vaccines and viral pathogenesis to diseases other than classical infections.
Table of Contents
- What can we learn from the common cold?, D.A.J.Tyrrell. Part 1 Antiviral chemotherapy - the future: antiviral chemotherapy of HIV infection, Nathan Clumeck and P.Hermans
- human papillomaviruses and treatment of condyloma acuminatum with intralesionally administered interferon, Richard C.Reichman et al
- management of chronic hepatitis virus infection, Howard C.Thomas
- herpes group viruses, Paul Fiddian. Part 2 Interaction between virus proteins and the host immune system: prions causing slow infections, Stanley Prusiner
- viral determinants and autoimmunity, Robert S.Fujinami
- picornavirus-initiated chronic inflammation, Paul H.Plotz et al
- the cytolytic T lymphocytea response to murine cytomegalovirus infection, Ulrich Koszinowski. Part 3 New viral vaccines: the immunobiology of the HIV envelope, Dani P. Bolognesi
- redesigning poliovirus for vaccine purposes, Jeffrey W.Almond et al
- prospects for development of a rotavirus vaccine against rotavirus diarrhoea by a Jennerian and a modified Jennerian strategy, Albert Z.Kapikian et al
- vaccination against varicella, Stanley A.Plotkin et al
- lessons from Lassa - a brief review and perspective, Stuart C.Glover.
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