PERSPECTIVES IN VIROLOGY V

Perspectives in Virology

As the name implies, this book attempts to give a broad picture of new developments in the field of virology, and in this it succeeds admirably. The volume represents the proceedings of a symposium, dedicated to the late Dr. F. R. Beaudette, an outstanding virologist in the field of animal virus diseases. A representative sample of new discoveries and new problems in virology-in the basic scien...

Perspectives in Virology IV

and has written one book, several articles and a bibliography on the history of surgical anesthesia. Dr. Faulconer, professor of anesthesiology at Mayo, in addition to being a clinical anesthetist, has an extensive bibliography of his own on the general subject of anesthesiology. Together they have made an excellent selection of many of the significant, fundamental papers in the field. There ar...

Perspectives in Virology, III

ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF PROTOZOA. By Dorothy R. Pitelka. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1963. x, 269 pp. $12.50. This volume is the most recent appearance in the Zoology Division of the International Series of Monographs on Pure and Applied Biology. It is a review of the literature on the fine structure of protozoa published through June, 1961. A review of such a diversity of animals in...

Perspectives on Process in Plant Virology

Antiviral Mechanisms: Perspectives in Virology, Volume IX

Antiviral Mechanisms is a collection of papers delivered at the ninth Gustav Stern Symposium. These papers concentrate on basic research pertinent to the prevention, detection, or treatment of virus-caused disease in humans. The antibiotic strategy succeeds because our cells are not susceptible to the inhibitors of bacterial protein or cell wall synthesizing machinery. Animal viruses parasitizi...