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The 13th Annual Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Virology Association: Current Advances in Virology and Prion Biology in the Rocky Mountain region
Virology and Prion biology has significant impacted basic research in molecularbiology, neurology and neuropathology, immunology, epidemiology,epigenetics and gene regulation, pathogenesis. In addition, many technicalimprovements ranging from trans-gene expression to high-through putscreening have their roots in virology/prion research. Translational medicinehas benefitted not only from the technical advances, but also from recentadvances in cell biology stemming from basic virology/prion biology. Withthis in mind, it would benefit those interested in translational medicine tokeep abreast of current topics in virology.
Author(s):
Joel Rovnak , Amy Stone , Randall J. Cohrs
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