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Options for the Control of Influenza: Proceedings of the World Congress on Options for the Control of Influenza IV, Crete, Greece, 23-28 September 2000 [Kõva köide]

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  • Sari: International Congress S. v. 1219
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  • Kirjastus: Elsevier Science Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 044450575X
  • ISBN-13: 9780444505750
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From the September 2000 conference come 143 papers covering recent knowledge in the epidemiology, applied research, and control strategies related to influenza; presented by Osterhaus (virology, Erasmus U. Rotterdam, the Netherlands), Cox (Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, US) and Hampson (WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research in Influenza, Australia). The contributions were penned by an international group of experts from (mostly) First World nations. They are organized into sections that respectively address: public health and economic aspects, the epidemiology of human influenza, the epidemiology of animal influenza viruses and zoonoses, diagnostic methods, host defense mechanisms, opportunities for improved use of vaccines, the effectiveness of neuraminidase inhibitors, nucleic acid vaccines, attenuated influenza vaccines, vectors and delivery systems, and genetically manipulated virus vaccines. In addition, examinations of the structure and replication of the virus are presented, with discussions of surface glycoproteins, M gene products, viral genome structure and replication, virus-host interaction at the cellular level, and pathogenic consequences of virus-host interaction. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

This book presents the proceedings of the fourth "International Conference on Options for the Control of Influenza" that was organised by the European Scientific Working group on Influenza (ESWI. It provides a state of the art overview of virtually all aspects of influenza: Epidemiology: the scope of the influenza problem, including public health, economic- and epidemiological aspects, as well as surveillance and diagnostic methods; Research: fundamental and applied research topics related to the virus structure, its replication and its control by the host immune system are addressed.; and Control strategies:recent developments in vaccine and antiviral research and their impact on the control of the disease and its spreading.

This book presents the proceedings of the fourth "International Conference on Options for the Control of Influenza" that was organised by the European Scientific Working group on Influenza (ESWI. It provides a state of the art overview of virtually all aspects of influenza: Epidemiology: the scope of the influenza problem, including public health, economic- and epidemiological aspects, as well as surveillance and diagnostic methods; Research: fundamental and applied research topics related to the virus structure, its replication and its control by the host immune system are addressed.; and Control strategies:recent developments in vaccine and antiviral research and their impact on the control of the disease and its spreading.
Preface v
Influenza: the scope of the problem
Public health and economic aspects
Striking the balance
3(6)
W.R. Dowdle
The importance of global influenza surveillance for the assessment of the impact of influenza
9(4)
D. Lavanchy
P. Gavinio
Influenza-related morbidity and mortality among children in developed and developing countries
13(8)
L. Simonsen
Influenza present: the impact of the 1999 / 2000 epidemic on morbidity and mortality in the UK
21(4)
J.M. Watson
N. Goddard
C. Joseph
M. Zambon
Surveillance and assessment of influenza activity in the UK and Europe
25(4)
J.M. Watson
Recent progress in national policy against influenza in Japan
29(4)
M. Tashiro
Alternative models for estimating influenza-attributable P & I deaths in the US
33(4)
W. Thompson
L. Brammer
D. Shay
E. Weintraub
N. Cox
K. Fukuda
Influenza present: the impact of the 1999--2000 epidemic on morbidity and mortality in the USA
37(6)
N.J. Cox
T.L. Brammer
A. Postema
A.I. Klimov
W. Thompson
K. Fukuda
The impact of pandemic influenza, with special reference to 1918
43(10)
S.C. Schoenbaum
Influenza future: the impact of new vaccines and antivirals
53(8)
A.S. Monto
Quantifying the burden of influenza: a prospective household contact study in France
61(6)
F. Carrat
C. Sahler
M. Leruez
C. Rouzioux
S. Rogez
F. Freymuth
B. Housset
A. El-Hasnaoui
M. Nicolas
How much are patients willing to pay for an earlier alleviation of influenza?
67(6)
F. Carrat
C. Sahler
C. Le Gales
M. Schwarzinger
M. Nicolas
M. Bungener
Rapid flu test and neuraminidase inhibitors in healthy adults: a cost-benefit analysis
73(8)
M. Schwarzinger
B. Housset
F. Carrat
Health economics in decision making for influenza management
81(6)
P.A. Scuffham
J.W. Posnett
P.A. West
Epidemiology and surveillance: human influenza viruses
A global pattern for influenza activity
87(8)
T.A. Reichert
A. Sharma
S. Pardo
The seasonality of human mortality: the role of influenza
95(8)
T.A. Reichert
A. Sharma
The value of a database in surveillance and vaccine selection
103(4)
C. Macken
H. Lu
J. Goodman
L. Boykin
Seven integrated influenza surveillance systems in Taiwan
107(12)
C.-C. King
C.-L. Kao
D.-P. Liu
M.-C. Cheng
H.-L. Yen
M.-S. Lee
C.-P. Tsai
S.-R. Shih
H.K. Shieh
J.-P. Hsiu
S.-F. Li
H.-Y. Chen
H.-M. Hsu
S.-J. Twu
N.J. Cox
R.G. Webster
Further development of influenza surveillance in China and global impact on influenza control
119(4)
H. Oshitani
Surveillance of influenza viruses in Guangdong Province, China in 1998: a preliminary report
123(8)
W. Chen
H. Ni
P. Huang
H. Zhou
S. Liu
Surveillance of influenza: a pan European perspective
131(8)
J.-C. Manuguerra
Phylogenetic studies of South African influenza A viruses: 1997--1999
139(8)
T.G. Besselaar
B.D. Schoub
J.M. McAnerney
Predicting influenza evolution: the impact of terminal and egg-adapted mutations
147(8)
R.M. Bush
W.M. Fitch
C.B. Smith
N.J. Cox
Early herald wave outbreaks of influenza in 1916 prior to the pandemic of 1918
155(8)
J.S. Oxford
A. Sefton
R. Jackson
W. Innes
R.S. Daniels
N.P.A.S. Johnson
The 1918 Spanish flu epidemic in Geneva, Switzerland
163(6)
C.E. Ammon
Epidemiology and surveillance: animal influenza viruses and zoonoses
Global surveillance of animal influenza for the control of future pandemics
169(4)
H. Kida
K. Okazaki
A. Takada
H. Ozaki
M. Tashiro
D.K. Lvov
K.F. Shortridge
R.G. Webster
The pig as an intermediate host for influenza A viruses between birds and humans
173(6)
I.H. Brown
Recent examples of human infection by animal and avian influenza A viruses in Hong Kong
179(8)
Y.P. Lin
W. Lim
V. Gregory
K. Cameron
M. Bennett
A. Hay
Two lineages of H9N2 influenza viruses continue to circulate in land-based poultry in southeastern China
187(8)
Y. Guan
K.F. Shortridge
S. Krauss
P.S. Chin
K.C. Dyrting
T.M. Ellis
R.G. Webster
M. Peiris
Co-circulation of avian H9N2 and human H3N2 viruses in pigs in southern China
195(6)
J.S.M. Peiris
Y. Guan
P. Ghose
D. Markwell
S. Krauss
R.G. Webster
K.F. Shortridge
Influenza surveillance in poultry market and its inter-species transmission in Taiwan
201(12)
H.-L. Yen
M.-C. Cheng
J.L. Liu
C.-L. Kao
S.R. Shih
N.J. Cox
R.G. Webster
C.-C. King
Analyses of evolutionary and virulence divergency of Hong Kong H5N1 influenza A viruses isolated from humans
213(12)
K. Nerome
Y. Hiromoto
S.E. Lindstrom
S. Sugita
Infection of grey seals and harbour seals with influenza B virus
225(8)
R.A.M. Fouchier
T.M. Bestebroer
B.E.E. Martina
G.F. Rimmelzwaan
A.D.M.E. Osterhaus
Antigenic and genetic diversity among swine influenza viruses in Europe
233(8)
S. Marozin
V. Gregory
K. Cameron
M. Bennett
M. Valette
M. Aymard
E. Foni
G. Barigazzi
Y. Lin
A. Hay
Evolving H3N2 and emerging H1N2 swine influenza viruses in the United States
241(10)
R.J. Webby
S.L. Swenson
S.L. Krauss
S.M. Goyal
K.D. Rossow
R.G. Webster
Isolation of influenza viruses from wild birds in the Volga River basin and in the North Caspian Region
251(8)
D.K. Lvov
S.S. Yamnikova
A.S. Gambaryan
I.T. Fedyakina
M.N. Matrosovich
Phylogenetic analysis of the polymerase genes of five equine influenza A(H3N8) viruses isolated in France between 1993 and 1999
259(8)
J.-C. Manuguerra
C. Rousseaux
S. Zientara
C. Sailleau
B. Gicquel
I. Rijks
S. van der Werf
Diagnostic methods
Molecular methods for diagnosis of influenza
267(8)
M.C. Zambon
J.S. Ellis
PCR-based influenza A virus surveillance in European birds
275(8)
R.A.M. Fouchier
B. Olsen
T.M. Bestebroer
S. Herfst
L. van der Kemp
G.F. Rimmelzwaan
A.D.M.E. Osterhaus
Antibodies from lymphocytes used as diagnostic markers: a novel approach
283(10)
L.R. Haaheim
M.W. Ibsen
M. Skogstrand
R.J. Cox
Insights into the host defence mechanisms
Memory and recall CD8+ T cell responses to the influenza A viruses
293(8)
P.C. Doherty
J.M. Riberdy
J.P. Christensen
Shaping the T cell response to influenza virus
301(10)
A. Kelso
B.J. Johnson
Roles of CD4+ T and B cells in influenza virus infection
311(8)
W. Gerhard
K. Mozdzanowska
H2M- and MHC class II recycling-independent loading of a hemagglutinin-derived epitope
319(8)
D. Rajagopal
M. Tewari
N. Yeh
L.C. Eisenlohr
Susceptibility and immunity to influenza A strains in Ig -- / -- mice
327(6)
K.A. Benton
J.A. Misplon
C.-Y. Lo
S.L. Epstein
Mechanism of heterosubtypic immunity to influenza A virus infection
333(8)
H.H. Nguyen
F.W. van Ginkel
H.L. Vu
J.R. McGhee
J. Mestecky
Lack of cross-protection between European H1N1 and H1N2 swine influenza viruses
341(6)
K. Van Reeth
S. De Clercq
M. Pensaert
Analysis of influenza specific CTL responses in children using fibroblasts as stimulator and target cells
347(6)
P.F. Wright
H.H. Nguyen
M.R. Ikizler
J.A. Werkhaven
S.M. Yoder
H. Kiyono
The basal level of influenza specific antibody-secreting cells in healthy subjects
353(10)
K.A. Brokstad
R.J. Cox
J.-C. Eriksson
J. Olofsson
R. Jonsson
A. Davidsson
Insights into the structure and replication of the virus Surface glycoproteins
Changes in the HA and NA genes prior to the emergence of HPAI H7N1 avian influenza viruses in Italy
363(6)
J. Banks
E.M. Speidel
I. Capua
A. Fioretti
A. Piccirillo
E.H. Moore
L. Plowright
D.J. Alexander
Hemagglutinin residues of recent human A(H3N2) viruses that affect agglutination of chicken erythrocytes
369(6)
R. Medeiros
N. Escriou
N. Naffakh
J.-C. Manuguerra
S. van der Werf
N-glycans attached to hemagglutinin in the head region and the stem domain control growth of influenza viruses by different mechanisms
375(8)
R. Wagner
D. Heuer
T. Wolff
H.-D. Klenk
Multiple lineages co-circulation and genetic reassortment of the neuraminidase and hemagglutinin genes within influenza viruses of the same type / subtype
383(6)
X. Xu
J. Shaw
C.B. Smith
N.J. Cox
A.I. Klimov
M gene products
Structure--function relationship of the M2 ion channel of influenza A virus
389(8)
J.A. Mould
K. Shuck
J.E. Drury
S.M. Frings
U.B. Kaupp
A. Pekosz
R.A. Lamb
L.H. Pinto
Role of influenza virus M1 protein in the viral budding process
397(8)
R. Ruigrok
F. Baudin
I. Petit
W. Weissenhorn
The crystal structure of the influenza matrix protein M1 at neutral pH: M1-M1 protein interfaces can rotate in the oligomeric structures of M1
405(6)
A. Harris
F. Forouhar
S. Qiu
B. Sha
M. Luo
The influenza B virus BM2 protein may be involved in the ribonucleoprotein complexes through the binding with membrane protein M1
411(10)
T. Odagiri
H. Kariwa
Y. Ohara
Identification of the functional domains of the matrix protein of influenza A/WSN/33 virus
421(6)
Z. Ye
T. Liu
X. Huang
D.P. Offringa
J. McInnis
R.A. Levandowski
Viral genome structure and replication
Transcription of influenza A virus genes
427(8)
E. Fodor
L.L.M. Poon
A. Mikulasova
L.J. Mingay
G.G. Brownlee
Influenza virus RNA encapsidation: discrimination for vRNA versus cRNA molecules
435(16)
S. Tchatalbachev
G. Hobom
R. Flick
Structure of the RNA inside influenza virus RNPs
451(6)
F. Baudin
I. Petit
R.W.H. Ruigrok
Type specificity of the viral RNA extremities of the human influenza A and C viruses
457(6)
B. Crescenzo-Chaigne
S. van der Werf
Fine mapping of the subunit binding sites of influenza virus RNA polymerase
463(8)
Y. Ohtsu
Y. Honda
T. Toyoda
Cold-sensitivity of polymerase complexes from human or avian influenza A viruses
471(8)
P. Massin
N. Naffakh
S. van der Werf
Protease activity of influenza virus RNA polymerase PA subunit
479(8)
K. Hara
M. Shiota
H. Kido
Y. Ohtsu
T. Toyoda
Virus-host interaction: at the cellular level
Evaluation of influenza A virus receptors
487(16)
S.J. Stray
G.M. Air
Interaction of the influenza virus nucleoprotein with F-actin
503(10)
P. Digard
D. Elton
M. Simpson-Holley
E. Medcalf
Virus versus host: modulation of the host α/β interferon pathways by the influenza A virus NS1 protein
513(8)
M. Salvatore
A. Garcia-Sastre
Sialyl sugar chains as receptors and determinants of host range of influenza A viruses
521(6)
Y. Suzuki
T. Ito
T. Suzuki
D. Miyamoto
K.I.-P.J. Hidari
C.-T. Guo
H. Kida
R.G. Webster
T.M. Chambers
Y. Kawaoka
Lectins in innate host defence against influenza virus
527(6)
E.M. Anders
P.C. Reading
J.L. Miller
Virus-host interaction: pathogenic consequences
Hemagglutinin and neuraminidase as determinants of influenza virus pathogenicity
533(12)
R. Wagner
A. Feldmann
T. Wolff
S. Pleschka
W. Garten
H.-D. Klenk
Characterization of the 1918 influenza virus hemagglutinin and neuraminidase genes
545(6)
J.K. Taubenberger
A.H. Reid
T.A. Janczewski
T.G. Fanning
Inhibition of influenza virus replication by nitric oxide
551(6)
G.F. Rimmelzwaan
M. Baars
R.A.M. Fouchier
A.D.M.E. Osterhaus
Targeted influenza virus infection of endothelial cells and leucocytes
557(16)
A. Feldmann
N. Looser
R. Wagner
H.-D. Klenk
Mechanisms of differential induction of apoptosis by H3N2 and H1N1 influenza viruses
573(8)
C. Sweet
S.J. Morris
M.A. Mohsin
H. Smith
Influenza-induced bacterial infection: reduced number of airway macrophages
581(6)
M.L. Dunkley
R.L. Clancy
Genetic approach to studying influenza pathogenesis
587(4)
G. Neumann
Y. Kawaoka
Role of plasminogen-binding neuraminidase in influenza pathogenicity
591(4)
H. Goto
Y. Kawaoka
Molecular correlates of influenza A H5N1 virus pathogenesis in mice
595(6)
K. Subbarao
X. Lu
T.M. Tumpey
C.B. Smith
M.W. Shaw
J.M. Katz
A mouse model of dual infection with influenza virus and Streptococcus pneumoniae
601(8)
J.A. McCullers
R.G. Webster
Acute encephalitis--encephalopathy during influenza epidemics in Japanese children
609(6)
T. Togashi
Y. Matsuzono
T. Morishima
M. Narita
Detection of viral antigens in the encephalopathy brain by influenza A virus
615(8)
M. Takahashi
T. Yamada
T. Toyoda
Hemorrhagic pneumonia by influenza virus: deaths in a low-risk group during the epidemic of dengue in Cuba
623(8)
S. Oropesa
A. Valdivia
I. Abreu
B. Hernandez
L. Morier
Z. Gonzalez
L. Perez
Impact of influenza on the functional status of frail older persons
631(6)
W. Barker
H. Borisute
C. Cox
A. Falsey
Indicators and significance of severity in influenza patients
637(10)
D.M. Fleming
A.B. Moult
O. Keene
Current strategies for improved control by vaccination Opportunities for improved use of existing vaccines
Measuring the effect of influenza vaccination programs---the Japanese schoolchildren experience revisited
647(8)
T.A. Reichert
N. Sugaya
D.S. Fedson
W.P. Glezen
L. Simonsen
M. Tashiro
Modeling the effects of updating the influenza vaccine on the efficacy of repeated vaccination
655(6)
D.J. Smith
A.S. Lapedes
S. Forrest
J.C. de Jong
A.D.M.E. Osterhaus
R.A.M. Fouchier
N.J. Cox
A.S. Perelson
Recommendations for the use of inactivated influenza vaccines and other preventive measures
661(4)
D. Lavanchy
A. Monto
J. Wood
Influenza vaccination recommended for all adults aged 50 years and older, United States
665(6)
R.A. Strikas
C.B. Bridges
J.A. Singleton
Impact of influenza vaccination policies on staff coverage in long-term care facilities
671(6)
B. Henry
M. Naus
R. Stirling
Informing consumers about influenza increases vaccine acceptance---the Denver experience
677(4)
S.R. Mostow
An update on the use of influenza vaccination in Wales and the impact of changes in government policy
681(8)
J. Watkins
Influenza vaccination in the Netherlands: a successful system approach
689(8)
G.A. van Essen
M.M. Kuyvenhoven
N. Masurel
R.J.A. Diepersloot
M. van der Graaf
Th.J.M. Verheij
Government policy change in 1997 was essential for the implementation of an influenza vaccination strategy for New Zealand
697(6)
L.C. Jennings
S. Baker
Use of alternative sites to administer influenza vaccine improves acceptance by both physicians and patients
703(4)
S.R. Mostow
Antibody responses in elderly to influenza vaccination in case of an antigenic mismatch
707(6)
J.C. de Jong
W.E.P. Beyer
A.M. Palache
G.F. Rimmelzwaan
A.D.M.E. Osterhaus
Influenza vaccination is less effective for stimulating a Granzyme B response in older adults
713(10)
C.R. Letter
S. Gravenstein
J.E. McElhaney
The epidemiology of influenza vaccination: implications for global vaccine supply for an influenza pandemic
723(10)
D.S. Fedson
Influenza pandemic planning: review of a collaborative state and national process
733(4)
K.F. Gensheimer
R.A. Strikas
K. Fukuda
N.J. Cox
C.M. Sewell
Z.F. Dembek
M. Myers
Pandemic planning in a temperate country with no vaccine producer
737(8)
L.C. Jennings
N. Wilson
D. Lush
Influenza pandemic planning in the tropics (Singapore)
745(6)
A.E. Ling
Developing vaccines against potential pandemic influenza viruses
751(10)
J.M. Wood
K.G. Nicholson
M. Zambon
R. Hinton
D.L. Major
R.W. Newman
U. Dunleavy
D. Melzack
J.S. Robertson
G.C. Schild
A single radial haemolysis assay for antibody to H5 haemagglutinin
761(6)
J.M. Wood
D. Melzack
R.W. Newman
D.L. Major
M. Zambon
K.G. Nicholson
A. Podda
Cross-protection studies with H5 influenza viruses
767(8)
Y.A. Smirnov
N.V. Kaverin
E.A. Govorkova
A.S. Lipatov
E.C.J. Claas
N.V. Makarova
A.K. Gitelman
R.G. Webster
D.K. Lvov
Infection with H9N2 influenza viruses confers immunity against lethal H5N1 infection
775(8)
E. O'Neill
S.H. Seo
D.L. Woodland
K.F. Shortridge
R.G. Webster
Vaccines against avian influenza A H9N2 viruses
783(6)
J.M. Katz
X. Lu
M. Renshaw
T.M. Tumpey
N.J. Cox
Evaluation of H9N2 influenza vaccines in Balb / c mice
789(8)
D.L. Major
R.W. Newman
U. Dunleavy
A.B. Heath
K. Ploss
J.M. Wood
Current strategies for improved control by antivirals Neuraminidase inhibitors: effectiveness
Influenza virus neuraminidase inhibitors: clinical aspects
797(10)
F.G. Hayden
Oral oseltamivir reduces febrile illness in patients considered at high risk of influenza complications
807(6)
C. Martin
P. Mahoney
P. Ward
Effective treatment of influenza with oral oseltamivir in a vaccinated population of high-risk patients
813(4)
M. Zaug
P. Mahoney
P. Ward
Antiviral use during influenza outbreaks in long-term care facilities
817(6)
S.E. Tamblyn
Zanamivir use during transmission of amantadine-resistant influenza A in a nursing home
823(6)
Y. Li
C. Lee
M. Loeb
A. Phillips
J. Nesbitt
K. Smith
M. Fearon
M.M. McArthur
T. Mazzulli
A. McGeer
The effect of Relenza treatment on the early immune response induced after influenza vaccination
829(6)
R.J. Cox
E. Mykkeltvedt
H. Sjursen
L.R. Haaheim
A consideration of animal models used for study of influenza virus inhibitors
835(4)
R.W. Sidwell
Evaluation of neuraminidase inhibitors in the human experimental infection model
839(6)
J. Treanor
Accumulation of segment 6 sgRNAs of influenza A viruses in the presence of neuraminidase inhibitors
845(10)
M.S. Nedyalkova
F.G. Hayden
R.G. Webster
L.V. Gubareva
Neuraminidase inhibitors: potential for resistance
Mechanisms of resistance of influenza virus to neuraminidase inhibitors
855(8)
J. McKimm-Breschkin
A. Sahasrabudhe
T. Blick
M. McDonald
Influenza resistance to zanamivir generated in ferrets
863(16)
M.L. Herlocher
R. Fenton
A. Merry
S. Elias
A.S. Monto
Methods for determining resistance to neuraminidase inhibitors
879(8)
M. Tisdale
J. Daly
D. Gor
Screening of susceptibility to Zanamivir of influenza viruses
887(10)
M. Aymard
L. Gerentes
J. Jolly
O. Ferraris
N. Kessler
Future prospects for improved control Nucleic acid vaccines
DNA vaccination with HA or NP encoding plasmids results in rapid viral clearance after viral challenge
897(8)
R.J. Cox
E. Mykkeltvedt
L.R. Haaheim
Vaccination with DNA encoding conserved influenza viral proteins
905(6)
S.L. Epstein
A. Stack
J.A. Misplon
C.-Y. Lo
H. Mostowski
J. Bennink
K.A. Benton
L. Cooper
A. Hodges
K. Subbarao
Influenza HA DNA induces Th1 cells and protection despite limited antibody responses
911(6)
P.A. Johnson
M. Conway
J. Daly
C. Nicolson
J.S. Robertson
K.H.G. Mills
DNA immunization elicits high H1 antibody and protects chicken from AIV challenge
917(6)
H. Chen
K. Yu
Y. Jiang
X. Tang
Replicons from positive strand RNA viruses for naked RNA immunization against influenza
923(8)
M. Vignuzzi
S. Gerbaud
S. van der Werf
N. Escriou
Attenuated influenza vaccines
Efficacy and effectiveness of attenuated, cold-adapted, trivalent intranasal influenza vaccine
931(8)
R.B. Belshe
Safety and effectiveness of the trivalent, cold-adapted influenza vaccine (CAIV-T) in children
939(6)
P.A. Piedra
M. Gaglani
G. Herschler
M. Riggs
M. Griffith
C. Kozinetz
W.P. Glezen
Current strategies for the prevention of influenza by the Russian cold-adapted live influenza vaccine among different populations
945(6)
L.G. Rudenko
G.I. Alexandrova
Live attenuated reassortant influenza vaccine prepared using A / Leningrad / 134 / 17 / 57 (H2N2) donor strain is genetically stable after replication in children 3-6 years of age
951(4)
A.I. Klimov
I.V. Kiseleva
J.A. Desheva
G.I. Alexandrova
N.J. Cox
L.G. Rudenko
Genes coding for polymerase proteins are essential for attenuation of the cold-adapted A / Leningrad / 134 / 17 / 57 (H2N2) influenza virus
955(6)
A.I. Klimov
I.V. Kiseleva
G.I. Alexandrova
N.J. Cox
A new intranasal, modified-live virus vaccine for equine H3N8 influenza
961(4)
P. Whitaker-Dowling
J.S. Youngner
T.M. Chambers
Adjuvants, vectors and delivery systems
Intranasal influenza vaccine: protective efficacy in children and adults
965(4)
P. Crovari
E. Garbarino
B. Bruzzone
C. Herzog
R. Gluck
Preclinical and clinical evaluation of a new virosomal intranasal influenza vaccine
969(10)
R. Gluck
Nasal proteosome subunit flu vaccine elicits enhanced mucosal IgA, serum HAI and protection comparable to conventional injectable flu vaccine
979(6)
M. Plante
D. Jones
F. Allard
K. Torossian
J. Gauthier
G. White
G. Lowell
D. Burt
Mucosal vaccination protects mice against influenza A heterosubtypic challenge
985(8)
T.M. Tumpey
J.D. Clements
J.M. Katz
Lipopeptide vaccines: a strategy for improving protective immunity against influenza
993(6)
G. Deliyannis
D.C. Jackson
L. Harling-McNabb
W. Zeng
N.J. Ede
I. Hourdakis
M. Rudd
A. Kelso
L.E. Brown
Immunogenicity and protection in mice given inactivated influenza vaccine, MPL, QS-21 or QS-7
999(8)
P.R. Wyde
E. Guzman
B.E. Gilbert
R.B. Couch
Genetically manipulated virus vaccines
Eight-plasmid rescue system for influenza A virus
1007(8)
E. Hoffmann
N. Zhou
R.G. Webster
An efficient plasmid-driven system for the generation of influenza virus-like particles for vaccine
1015(4)
T. Watanabe
S. Watanabe
G. Neumann
H. Kida
Y. Kawaoka
Genetic incompatibility among influenza A viruses
1019(4)
M. Hatta
P. Halfmann
K. Wells
Y. Kawaoka
Compatibility of various avian HA subtypes with the genome of human influenza A viruses
1023(6)
C. Scholtissek
J. Stech
S. Krauss
R.G. Webster
Potential applications of influenza A virus vectors as tumor vaccines
1029(8)
H. Zheng
A. Garcia-Sastre
Index of authors 1037(6)
Keyword index 1043