Arboviruses and their Vectors
06 August 2019 publication
Microbiology Today August 2019 considers some of the viruses that are transmitted by arthropods and the arthropod vectors that carry them. The five feature articles look at how arboviruses affect plants, animals and humans alike and cover a range of topics, from overviews of specific arboviruses to how to control the spread of the diseases they cause by targeting the vectors that facilitate their transmission.
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Editorial
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From the President
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From the Chief Executive
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News
06 August 2019 -
Geertje van Keulen: Chair of the Prokaryotic Division
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Plant arboviruses: major threats to food security
06 August 2019 -
Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever virus
06 August 2019 -
Dengue: a self-limiting acute disease
06 August 2019 -
Wolbachia – basic science and applications of an antiviral bacterium
06 August 2019 -
Engineering transgenic mosquitoes to prevent disease transmission
06 August 2019 -
Annual Conference 2020
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Focused Meetings 2019
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Federation of Infection Societies Conference 2019
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Early Career Microbiologists’ Forum Update: the importance of networks
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Careers Focus: managing a research laboratory
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Young Microbiologist of the Year 2019 Competition: meet the finalists
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Promoting your work
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UK-PHRST: the UK’s novel approach to outbreak response
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Obituary
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The role of global advocacy in the eradication of malaria
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Being a member of the Microbiology Society
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Member Q&A
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Reviews
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Comment – Arboviruses: what will bite next?
06 August 2019