Microbiology and Immunology

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epidemics, 1:193–194, 1:196–198

Epstein-Barr virus, 1:82, 1:201, 1:267, 2:399, 2:558

evolution of, 1:209

evolutionary origin, 1:208–209

feline leukemia virus (FELV), 2:487, 2:575

Filoviruses, 1:172–173, 1:263

Flaviviruses, 1:263, 2:585

hantavirus, 1:258–259

hemorrhagic fevers, 1:263–264

hepadnaviruses, 1:264, 2:584

hepatitis viruses, 1:264–267, 2:558, 2:580, 2:584

herpes virus, 1:267–268, 2:513, 2:581

human immunodeficiency virus, 1:279–280

human papillomavirus (HPV), 2:516, 2:558, 2:584

human T-cell leukemia virus (HTLV), 1:233, 1:281, 2:493, 2:519,

2:558, 2:585

immune system, 1:287–288

infection cycle of, 2:583

influenza virus, 1:262, 1:312, 1:312,2:570

JC papovirus, 2:519

latent viruses, 1:340–341

latent viruses and disease, 1:340–341

lymphoadenopathy-associated virus (LAV), 2:400

maedi-visna virus, 2:519

Marburg virus, 1:264, 2:585

measles virus, 2:368, 2:519

mumps virus, 2:402

Myxoma virus, 2:507

orthomyxoviruses, 1:311–312, 2:580, 2:585

papovaviruses, 2:581, 2:584

parainfluenzae virus, 2:575

paramyxovirus group, 2:368

parvoviruses, 2:580, 2:584

Pestivirus,2:536

Picornaviruses, 2:580

plant viruses, 2:441–442

poliovirus, 2:446

polyomaviruses, 2:584

poxviruses, 2:583

Prospect Hill virus, 1:259

Puumula virus, 1:259

reoviruses, 2:580

respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), 2:585

retroposons, 2:486

retroviruses, 1:234, 2:486–487, 2:581, 2:585

rhabdoviruses, 2:580, 2:585

Rhinovirus, 1:128–129

RNA tumor viruses, 2:493–494

Rous sarcoma virus (RSV), 2:493, 2:494, 2:558, 2:585

rubella virus, 2:519

Seoul virus, 1:259

Sin Nombre virus, 1:259

slow viruses, 2:519–520

St. Louis encephalitis virus, 2:597

tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), 1:59–60, 1:316, 2:441, 2:528,

2:547, 2:582

Togaviruses, 2:580

Torovirus,1:129

transmission of pathogens, 2:553

tumor viruses, 2:558

varicella, 2:572–573

varicella zoster virus, 2:573–574

variola virus, 2:520–521, 2:574

West Nile virus, 2:597–598

yellow fever virus, 1:58, 2:613

See alsoPlant viruses; Viral genetics; Viral infection; Viral vec-

tors in gene therapy; Virology, viral classification, types of

viruses; Virus replication

Viruses and responses to viral infection, 2:582–585

Vitritis, 1:212

VM-16, 1:117

Volvox, 2:460

von Baer, Karl Ernst, 2:646

von Bamberger, Eugen, 1:339

von Behring, Emil, 1:58–59,1:178, 1:272, 1:287, 1:325

von Euler-Chelpin, Hans, 1:205–206

von Frerichs, Friedrich, 1:177

von Gruber, Max, 1:255–256,1:339

von Haller, Albrecht, 2:645

von Kölliker, Albrecht, 2:650

von Liebig, Justus, 2:647

von Mohl, Hugo, 2:647

von Möllendorff, Wilhelm, 1:330

von Nageli, Carl Wilhelm, 1:255

von Pettenkoffer, Max Josef, 1:252, 1:255

von Pirquet, Clemens, 2:651

von Plenciz, Marcus Anton, Sr., 2:645

von Siebold, Karl Theodor Ernst, 2:647

von Tschermak, Erich, 2:651

von Wasserman, August Paul, 1:83, 2:511, 2:538, 2:589

Vozrozhdeniye Island, 2:585

VP-16, 1:117

VZV. SeeVaricella zoster virus

W

W. bancrofti,2:423

Waksman, Selman Abraham, 1:116, 1:167, 1:276, 2:587–589,2:588,

2:653

Waldeyer, Heinrich Wilhelm, 2:650

Walking pneumonia, 1:118

Wallace, Alfred Russell, 2:647

Wannamaker, Lewis, 1:338

Warburg, Otto, 1:330

Warner, Noel, 2:656

Warren, Robin, 2:366

Warts, 2:516

Wasserman, August Paul von, 1:83, 2:511, 2:538, 2:589

Wasserman test, 1:83, 2:589–590

Wastewater treatment, 2:590,2: 591

dysentery, 1:168–170

fermentation, 1:218

See alsoWater pollution and purification; Water quality

Water molds, 1:232, 2:461

Water pollution and purification, 2:591–592,2: 592

carbon cycle, 2:419

cryptosporidium and cryptosporidiosis, 1:143

dysentery, 1:168–170

Stentor,2:531

wastewater treatment, 2:590–591

zooplankton, 2:616–617

See alsoWater quality

Water quality, 2:592–594,2: 593

Campylobacter jejuni,1:99–100

chlorination, 1:118–119, 1:119–120

contamination, 1:136–137

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