A new class is starting at virology blog: Virology 101.
I began this blog in 2004, to give back what I’ve learned from studying viruses for 30+ years. I’ve written many posts on basic virology, but they tend to disappear with time. To remedy this problem, I’ve collected all these posts with links back to the original article, arranged by topic. They are typically short and easy to read; if you start from the top, soon you will have a good basic understanding of virology.
You can find Virology 101 by clicking the tab above the banner image of this blog, or by going to this page.
If you are specifically interested in influenza virus, there is always Influenza 101.
Class will always be in session: there is much more to come.
With this virology course you also get access to a virology professor. If you have any questions, send them to vincent@virology.ws.
Thanks Vince! I subscribe to the 'it takes a village' approach to teaching, and admit to needing my own instant access virology professor more than occasionally.
Thanks Vince! I subscribe to the 'it takes a village' approach to teaching, and admit to needing my own instant access virology professor more than occasionally.