Titlebook: Viruses and Man: A History of Interactions; Milton W. Taylor Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Bacteriophage th

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,The Discovery of Bacteriophage and the d’Herelle Controversy,tute of phage therapy was established in the Soviet Republic of Georgia by Giorgi Eliava, a colleague of d’Herelle’s at the Pasteur Institute. D’Herelle was invited to work at the institute but Eliava was executed during a purge shortly after its opening in 1937.

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Herpesvirus, level by a gene translocation. HSV-8 infection results in Kaposi sarcoma and is found in individuals suffering from AIDS, although now recognized as a cancer in non-AIDS populations in Africa. There has been a dramatic increase in genital herpes during the last few years.

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es the possible role of viruses in cancer.Includes chapters .Milton Taylor, Indiana University, offers an easy-to-read and fascinating text describing the impact of viruses on human society. The book starts with an analysis of the profound effect that viral epidemics had on world history resulting i

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What Is a Virus?,it was impossible to visualize a virus. The first viruses to be visualized were bacteriophage, which appeared to have a head and tail-like structure. Only the nucleic acid entered the bacterial cell through the tail. Animal viruses were described as spherical or rod-shaped; they were bound to recept

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,The Discovery of Bacteriophage and the d’Herelle Controversy,nt on to carry out an in-depth study of these viruses, including replication and adaptation, and he proposed their possible use in anti-bacterial treatment. He called this area of research “bacteriophagy.” This research should be considered the beginning of molecular biology. D’Herelle was a very co

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The Beginnings of Molecular Biology,erial. The role that bacteriophage and the Cold Spring Harbor Phage group played in this development are emphasized. The discovery of transducing phage and the regulation of gene expression in the temperate phage lambda led to models of transcriptional and translational control. The discovery of lys

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The History of Immunology,ed by the observations of many scientists that the same disease did not return a second time to a recovered individual. With the recognition by Friedrich Henle that germs caused disease, and the isolation of infectious bacteria by his pupil Robert Koch, the stage was set to examine how an immune res