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9780340759097

Molecular Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases

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  • ISBN13:

    9780340759097

  • ISBN10:

    0340759097

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-10-19
  • Publisher: Hodder Education Publishers
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Summary

Objective is to provide a comprehensive account of the impact and potential of molecular epidemiology in our understanding of the aetiology, transmission and control of the more important infectious diseases. This book will examine the theoretical application of molecular biology techniques to studies on the ecology and epidemiology of infectious disease which affect humans and other animals; the practical application of molecular epidemiology to a diverse range of infectious disease (bacterial, viral and parasitic) of medical, veterinary and zoonotic significance. The book is intended to provide a comprehensive account of the impact and potential of molecular epidemiology in our understanding of the aetiology, transmission and control of the more important infectious diseases affecting humans and animals.

Table of Contents

Contributors vi
Preface ix
Molecular epidemiology: applications to problems of infectious disease
1(4)
RC Andrew Thompson
Molecular tools in epidemiological investigations
5(15)
David M Groth
JD Wetherall
Molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics of pathogenic microorganisms: analysis and interpretation of data
20(10)
Michel Tibayrenc
Francisco J Ayala
Diagnosis
30(15)
Una M Morgan
Population genetics
45(14)
David J Conway
Within-host ecology of infectious diseases: patterns and consequences
59(17)
Andrew F Read
Louise H Taylor
Mathematical modeling
76(17)
Sunetra Gupta
Malaria
93(21)
David Walliker
Molecular epidemiology of tuberculosis
114(12)
Marcos V Burgos
Peter M Small
Nosocomial epidemiology of microbial infections: molecular tracking of genes and genomes
126(17)
Alex van Belkum
Peter WM Hermans
HIV/AIDS
143(25)
Francine E McCutchan
Measles
168(13)
Jennifer S Rota
William J Bellini
Paul A Rota
The ecology and evolution of human hepatitis viruses
181(13)
Edward C Holmes
Paolo M de A Zanotto
Enteric protozoan infections
194(16)
RC Andrew Thompson
Una M Morgan
RM Hopkins
LJ Pallant
Pneumocystis infection
210(19)
Melanie T Cushion
Population genetics of human-pathogenic fungi
229(16)
Austin Burt
Vassiliki Koufopanou
John W Taylor
Rabies and rabies-related viruses
245(13)
Susan A Nadin-Davis
Trypanosomiases
258(25)
Andrew Tait
Insect disease vectors
283(14)
Tovi Lehmann
C Ben Beard
Molecular epidemiology and phylogeny of Australian arboviruses
297(20)
John S Mackenzie
Roy A Hall
Michael D Lindsay
Helle Bielefeldt-Ohmann
Michael Poidinger
Index 317

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