Viruses of Insects
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Viruses of Insects
Insect Virology book review
Excerpt from a book review of Insect Virology:
"this volume benefits from a huge leap forward in our understanding of the role of RNA silencing in insect virology. In addition, it contains a plethora of sequence data (references) that suggest previously unknown phylogenetic relationships among insect viruses and their families. These two aspects make the volume especially worthwhile to me" from Loy Volkman (University of California, Berkeley) writing in The Society for Invertebrate Pathology Newsletter (November 2011) read more ...
"this volume benefits from a huge leap forward in our understanding of the role of RNA silencing in insect virology. In addition, it contains a plethora of sequence data (references) that suggest previously unknown phylogenetic relationships among insect viruses and their families. These two aspects make the volume especially worthwhile to me" from Loy Volkman (University of California, Berkeley) writing in The Society for Invertebrate Pathology Newsletter (November 2011) read more ...
 | Edited by: Sassan Asgari and Karyn N. Johnson "a huge leap forward" (SIP)ISBN: 978-1-904455-71-4 Publisher: Caister Academic Press Publication Date: September 2010 Cover: hardback |