Descripción
Alan J. Cann explores the intricate world of RNA viruses in this comprehensive guide, which serves as an essential resource for researchers and students alike. The book delves into core methodologies that underpin the study of these complex pathogens, offering practical insights that facilitate understanding and experimentation. With a blend of foundational concepts and cutting-edge techniques like reverse genetics, Cann equips readers with the tools needed to investigate viral behavior and evolution.
As RNA viruses continue to present significant challenges in virology and public health, Cann's work emphasizes the urgency of mastering both traditional and innovative approaches. Each chapter builds upon the last, weaving a narrative that highlights the dynamic nature of RNA viruses and the importance of collaboration in the field. By grounding theoretical knowledge in practical application, this book is poised to inspire advancements in research, ultimately contributing to the fight against viral diseases.
As RNA viruses continue to present significant challenges in virology and public health, Cann's work emphasizes the urgency of mastering both traditional and innovative approaches. Each chapter builds upon the last, weaving a narrative that highlights the dynamic nature of RNA viruses and the importance of collaboration in the field. By grounding theoretical knowledge in practical application, this book is poised to inspire advancements in research, ultimately contributing to the fight against viral diseases.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
266 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
may. 15, 2000
Editorial
Oxford University Press
Edición
First Edition
Ediciones
3 ediciones
ISBN-10
0199637172
ISBN-13
9780199637171