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Influenza report 2006
Influenza report 2006

By W. Preiser, Bernd Sebastian Kamps, Hoffmann Christian M.D., Georg Behrens

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A medical textbook that provides a comprehensive overview of epidemic and pandemic influenza. Website includes instructions for how to publish this influenza report under your own name.

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Rhinoviruses
Rhinoviruses

By W. Preiser, D. Hamre

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Enzyme Induction by Viruses
Persistent and Slow Virus Infections
Viral Structural Components As Immunogens of Prophylactic Value
Classification and Nomenclature of Viruses
Moving Frontiers in Invertebrate Virology
Agent of Trachoma
Agent of Trachoma

By W. Preiser, Y. Becker

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Virus Infections in Bats
Early Interaction Between Animal Viruses and Cells

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