Titlebook: Human Virology in Latin America; From Biology to Cont Juan Ernesto Ludert,Flor‘H. Pujol,Juan Arbiza Book 2017 Springer International Publis

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Viral Epidemics in Latin America from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Centuries and the Early Days our in 1885 was rapidly introduced in Argentina and Mexico in 1886 and 1888, respectively. The formalization of the germ theory of disease, especially by the work of Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch at the end of the nineteenth century, stimulated the search for the “germ of yellow fever” by scientists

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Rotavirus Biologyoductive rotavirus cell entry are revised, as well as some of the strategies used by rotaviruses to hijack the protein synthesis apparatus of the cell, to ensure the translation of their mRNA, and to handle cellular stress and antiviral responses. In addition, mention is made of research on virus–ce

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Arenaviruses and Hemorrhagic Fevers: From Virus Discovery to Molecular Biology, Therapeutics, and Pro reduce AHF mortality rate significantly, and studies on small synthetic and natural chemicals have met variable success as antiviral agents. Rapid diagnosis and early treatment are essential to this end. In this chapter we review studies on virus discovery, molecular and cell biology of infection,

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Hantavirus: General Features and Present Situation in Latin Americae comprehensive field studies have expanded knowledge about this relevant zoonosis in the Americas. In this chapter, we review the general features on hantavirus structure, replicative cycle, evolution, pathogenesis, and prevention, with a glance into the current situation in Latin America.

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