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Nipah Virus Outbreaks in Kerala: An Impending Doom? [PDF]
Health Sci RepSanker V, Vellekkat F, Dave T.
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Structural basis of Nipah virus RNA synthesis. [PDF]
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This volume summarizes key methods and advancements in the field of henipavirus molecular biology. Chapters guide readers through protocols focusing on emerging bat-borne paramyxoviruses as well as pathogenicity caused by Nipah and Hendra viruses. Protocols are also included to help develop diagnostic tools, antiviral therapeutics, and vaccine creation.
Freiberg, Alexander N., Rockx, B.H.G.
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This volume summarizes key methods and advancements in the field of henipavirus molecular biology. Chapters guide readers through protocols focusing on emerging bat-borne paramyxoviruses as well as pathogenicity caused by Nipah and Hendra viruses. Protocols are also included to help develop diagnostic tools, antiviral therapeutics, and vaccine creation.
Freiberg, Alexander N., Rockx, B.H.G.
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Current Infectious Disease Reports, 2008
Nipah virus was first discovered in 1999, after a severe outbreak of viral encephalitis among pig farm workers in Malaysia. The disease is thought to spread from Pteropus bats to pigs and then to humans following close contact. The reported mortality rate in this outbreak was 40%.
Chong-Tin, Tan, Kaw-Bing, Chua
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Nipah virus was first discovered in 1999, after a severe outbreak of viral encephalitis among pig farm workers in Malaysia. The disease is thought to spread from Pteropus bats to pigs and then to humans following close contact. The reported mortality rate in this outbreak was 40%.
Chong-Tin, Tan, Kaw-Bing, Chua
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