Virology

Polio and Nobel Prizes

I often lecture about polioviruses and poliovirus vaccines, and I am frequently asked why Salk or Sabin did not receive the Nobel Prize. I usually tell students because Salk did not discover anything new, but simply put together existing technologies in a productive way. Sabin once said that Salk didn't ...

Papers

When journal articles began to appear online in pdf form, I started to collect them on my computer's hard drive. In theory the pdfs can be accessed very quickly, as opposed to finding a printed article in a filing cabinet. To help find papers more quickly, I devised a filing ...

Bio Job Blog

If you are thinking about a career in science, you should visit Bio Job Blog. The blog is written by Cliff Mintz of Bioinsights, Inc., a company that offers services related to bioscience and biotech careers, pharmaceutical and science jobs. Bio Job Blog is informative, sometimes amusing, and thought-provoking. Cliff ...

HubMed

Virologists rely on the research literature not only to publish their findings, but to keep up with what other virologists are doing. PubMed, a database that provides citations from many life sciences journals and related resources, provides an easy way to search the entire biomedical literature and is used by ...

VHSV – A Deadly Virus of Fish

I came across an article in Saukvalley.com about VHSV, or viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus, which causes disease in fish. I have never worked on viruses of fish, but they're fascinating, and economically very, very important. So let's have a look at what this article is about. VHSV causes a very ...
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