The viral protein corona directs viral pathogenesis and amyloid aggregation

Principles of Viral Pathogenesis

plicable to human diseases. Perhaps the best examples Patho is derived from the Greek páuos, meaning sufferare reovirus (reviewed by Nibert etal., 1991) and lymphoing or disease, and genesis from the Greek gévesis, cytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV; reviewed by Borrow which translates “to come into being or origin.” Viral and Oldstone, 1996) infections of the mouse. Mammapathogenesis, then, is...

Editorial overview: Viral pathogenesis.

Viral pathogenesis studies the mechanisms whereby a virus causes disease. More broadly, however, viral pathogenesis encompasses all the processes that occur when a virus infects a host, independently of whether disease is induced or not. Indeed, the process of infection is of interest per se, regardless of disease outcome. Moreover, it is becoming increasingly clear that viruses can interact wi...

Pathogenesis of Viral Meningitis

Rotavirus NSP4 protein as a viral biotoxin selectively promotes cytotoxicity

Abstract Background and Aims: The number of new cancer cases with considerable mortality is increasing worldwide. Since the inability of current therapies in treatment of patients and prevention the progress of tumors with fewer side effects, implementation of new methods is needed. Gene therapy has widespread systemic cytotoxic effects against tumor cells. Rotavirus NSP4 has been shown to...

The Pathogenesis and Pathology of Viral Diseases

with problems in medical physics. Even the biologist and medical man who is not directly concerned with strictly physical investigations but nevertheless depends heavily on physical instrumentation in his laboratory will find here much to his use. This is not a re-edition of the previous volume. New sections have been added and older sections have been expanded where necessary. For subjects in ...