Molecular biology of human hepatitis viruses /
Hepatitis A and B viruses have infected nearly half the current world population; and as many as 500 million people are still infected with the hepatitis B or C virus today. Hepatitis B vaccination is effective but not universally adopted and no vaccine is available against hepatitis C. Treatment is...
Call Number: | Libro Electrónico |
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Format: | Electronic eBook |
Language: | Inglés |
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London :
Imperial College Press,
©1998.
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Online Access: | Texto completo |
Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. Hepatitis A virus. History
- The virus
- Molecular biology of HAV replication
- The disease
- Some unanswered questions
- pt. 2. Hepatitis B virus. History
- The virus
- Molecular biology of HBV replication
- Growth of HBV in cell culture
- Pathogenesis
- The disease
- HBV and hepatocarcinogenesis
- Hepatocarcinogenesis associated with other hepadnoviruses
- Some unanswered questions
- pt. 3. Hepatitis delta virus. History
- The virus
- Replication of HDV genome
- HDV Infection in WHV-Infected Woodchucks
- The disease
- pt. 4. Hepatitis C virus. History
- The virus
- The disease
- Some unanswered questions
- pt. 5. Hepatitis E virus. History
- The virus
- Transcription and replication of HEV RNA
- Pathogenesis
- Animal models and in vitro culture of HEV
- The disease
- Some unanswered questions
- pt. 6. Other hepatitis-associated viruses: HGV/GBC. History
- The virus.