Springer - The World of Rhabdoviruses: 292 Microbiology Book

Explore the complex biology of rhabdoviruses in this comprehensive volume from the Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology series. This book provides a detailed review of both the unique and common features of these viruses, which impact a vast range of hosts across the globe. Readers will gain insights into the morphological, molecular, and pathogenic characteristics of rhabdoviruses. The text also examines their phylogenetic relationships and the significant impact they have on human health, domestic livestock, and agricultural plants. Because these viruses infect everything from insects to almost all vertebrates, understanding their behavior is vital for addressing the enormous economic losses they cause in agriculture and the challenges they pose to public health. This scientific resource is designed for professionals and researchers looking for a deep dive into viral characteristics and host-range dynamics. By covering the diverse ways these viruses interact with different biological systems, the book serves as a foundational text for studying infectious diseases and their economic consequences.