Insight and Control of Infectious Disease in Global Scenario

00 preface......Page 1
00a Part 1......Page 13
01 Biomedical Importance of Host Genetic Factors
in Infectious Diseases......Page 15
02 Development of Therapeutic Interventions
for Emerging Diseases......Page 41
03 Human Immunodeficiency Virus, Hepatitis B
and Hepatitis C Virus Infections Among
Injecting and Non-Injecting Drug Users
in Inner City Neighborhoods......Page 57
04 Isolator System For Laboratory
Infectious Animals......Page 73
05 Mathematical Modeling of IL-2 Based Immune
Therapy on T Cell Homeostasis in HIV......Page 91
06 Oxidative Stress in Human Health and Disease......Page 109
07 Worldwide Trends in Infectious
Disease Research Revealed by
a New Bibliometric Method......Page 133
07a Part 2......Page 151
08 Chemokine Responses to Hepatitis C Virus and
Their Impact in Mediating the Treatment
Responses of Antiviral Treatment......Page 153
09 Immunological Pathogenesis of Septic
Reactions and Elimination of Triggers
and Mediators of Inflammation......Page 169
10 Studies on the Association of Meningitis
and Mumps Virus Vaccination......Page 191
11 Synthetic Peptide Vaccines......Page 213
11a Part 3......Page 241
12 Cytotoxicity of Aspergillus Fungi
as a Potential Infectious Threat......Page 243
13 Expression and Characterization of Bovine Milk
Antimicrobial Proteins Lactoperoxidase
and Lactoferrin by Vaccinia Virus......Page 261
14 Three Cases of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Infection Initially Recognized by Focus
Changing Examination in Gram Staining......Page 273
15 Temperature Sensitivity of the Diphtheria
Containing Vaccines......Page 283
16 Iron and Microbial Growth......Page 301
16a Part 4......Page 343
17 Diphtheria Disease and Genes Involved in
Formation of Diphthamide, Key Effector
of the Diphtheria Toxin......Page 345
18 Diphtheria Toxin
and Cytosolic Translocation Factors......Page 369
19 Pattern Recognition Receptors
and Infectious Diseases......Page 395
20 Stem Cells in Infectious Diseases......Page 427
21 The Importance of Haem vs Non-Haem Iron in
the Survival and Pathogenesis
of Brucella abortus......Page 439