Titlebook: Vaccinia Virus and Poxvirology; Methods and Protocol Stuart N. Isaacs Book 2012Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012 Vac

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Bioinformatics for Analysis of Poxvirus Genomes,pectrometry of proteins, and microarray analysis of mRNA transcripts. Perhaps, however, it is the area of genomics, which has now generated the complete genome sequences of more than 100 poxviruses, that has had the greatest impact on the average virology researcher because the DNA sequence data is

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Antigen Presentation Assays to Investigate Uncharacterized Immunoregulatory Genes,at disrupt this process. Discovery of viral proteins that interfere with steps in the antigen presentation process requires a robust, easily manipulated antigen-presenting and T lymphocyte response system. Use of fresh primary antigen-presenting cells (APC) is preferable because cell lines that can

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Characterization of Poxvirus-Encoded Proteins that Regulate Innate Immune Signaling Pathways,ia an adaptive immune response. Poxviruses encode a family of proteins that inhibit signaling by Toll-like receptors to their downstream signaling components, severely limiting nuclear translocation of transcription factors such as IRF3 and NF-κB and thereby decreasing production of host interferons

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Central Nervous System Distribution of the Poxviral Proteins After Intranasal Administration of Proothers interact with the components of the immune system. Vaccinia virus secretes a 28.8-kDa complement control protein (VCP), which is known to regulate the complement system. This protein helps the virus to evade the immune response of the host. Such viral proteins might also prove beneficial in t

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Working Safely with Vaccinia Virus: Laboratory Technique and Review of Published Cases of Accidentaraises certain safety concerns because the virus can be a pathogen in individuals with immunological and dermatological abnormalities, and on occasion can cause serious problems in normal hosts. This chapter reviews standard operating procedures when working with VACV and reviews published cases on accidental laboratory infections.