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Virology

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Molecular virology

David R. Harper, D. R. Harper

1994

Principles of virology

Vincent R. Racaniello, L. W. Enquist, Flint. S. J.

2003

Methods in virology

Hilary Koprowski

1967

Oncolytic viruses

David H. Kirn, Liu, Ta-Chiang M.D., Stephen H. Thorne

2012

The Invisible Epidemic

Gena Corea

1992

Fields' virology

Malcolm A Martin, Diane E Griffin, Bernard N. Fields et al.

2007

Viral Sex

Jaap Goudsmit

1997

Fields virology

Bernard N. Fields, Peter M. Howley, Diane E. Griffin

2007

A colour atlas of virology

Jan Versteeg

1990

Veterinary bacteriology

Ival Arthur Merchant

1940

A planet of viruses

Carl Zimmer

2011

Virology

Thomas M. Chambers, Danny L. Wiedbrauk, Florence G. Burleson

1992

Introduction to modern virology

S. B. Primrose

1974

Principles of virology

S. Jane Flint

2009

Introduction to animal virology

A. P. Waterson

1961

Oral pathology

Seifert, Gerhard, Arne Burkhardt

1996

Viruses

Arnold J. Levine

1992

Clinical and pathogenic microbiology

Barbara J. Howard

1994

Principles of bacteriology, virology, and immunity

William Whiteman Carlton Topley, Graham Selby Wilson, A. A. Miles

1936

Virus hunter

C. J. Peters, Peters, C. J.

1997

Measles Virus

Volker Ter Meulen

1995

No time to lose

Peter Piot

2012

Human Papillomaviruses IARC Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans Paperback

World Health Organization (WHO)

2007

Virus ground zero

Ed Regis

1996

Interpretation of breast biopsies

Darryl Carter

1984

Principles of animal virology

Wolfgang K. Joklik

1980

Fundamental virology

Bernard N. Fields, Peter M. Howley

1996

Basic virology

Martin Hewlett, Edward K. Wagner

1999

Clinical virology

Diane Schultze Leland

1996

Dengue Virus

Alan L. Rothman

2009

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