Book Volume 1
Natural and Anthropogenic Drivers of Viral Emergence
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Author: Johanna F. Lindahl* and Bernard Bett
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Infectious Laryngotracheitis Virus: Molecular Biology, Pathobiology, and Control Strategies
Page: 18-40 (23)
Author: Muhammad A. Shahid*, Ahmad J. Sabir, Muhammad I. Arshad, Sadeeq ur Rahman, Muhammad F. Tahir, Muhammad N. Zahid and Muhammad A. Zahoor
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Canine Distemper: Current and Emerging Perspectives
Page: 61-69 (9)
Author: Abdullah Iqbal*, Farhan Mushtaq and Shumaila Manzoor
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Emerging Trends in Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Control of Bovine Leukemia Virus
Page: 70-80 (11)
Author: Zanib Khan*, Muhammad Abubakar, Nazish Bostan and Muhammad Javed Arshed
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West Nile Virus
Page: 81-89 (9)
Author: Abdullah Iqbal*, Shumaila Manzoor and Muhammad Abubakar
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Hendra: An Emerging Viral Disease in Equine
Page: 90-96 (7)
Author: Sami Ullah Khan Bahadur*, Razia Kausar and Usman Talib
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Potential Reservoirs of Viral Zoonotic Disease
Page: 120-129 (10)
Author: Abdullah Iqbal* and Muhammad Abubakar
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Introduction
Advances in biochemistry, molecular biology, virology, and structural biology have enabled the researchers in veterinary medicine to make many exciting discoveries that have, in some cases, conceptually revolutionized our understanding of the discipline. Emerging Trends in Veterinary Virology is a review of selected topics about viral infections in animals. 11 chapters cover recent findings about specific viruses that infect a variety of hosts. The contents cover several types of veterinary infections in birds (Infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT), avian leucosis), cats (feline rabies), dogs (canine distemper), bovines (viral leukemia) and equines (hendra virus disease). Additionally, special topics such as the epidemiology of veterinary zoonoses and SARS are also covered. The book provides updated information for researchers (virologists, microbiologists), students and veterinarians, alike.