The molecular genetics of herpes simplex virus
latency and pathogenesis: a puzzle with many pieces still missing
Bennett JL, Gilden DH. pp. 225-229
(PDF)
Meeting Report
NeuroAIDS, current understanding and
future directions Black RJ, Rausch DM. pp. 230-233 (PDF)
Review
Glia: the not so innocent bystanders
Chao CC, Hu S, Peterson PK. pp. 234-239 (PDF)
Papers
Visualization of viral candidate cDNAs
in infectious brain fractions from Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease by representational
difference analysis
Dron M, Manuelidis L.
pp. 240-248 (PDF)
Detection of Herpesviridae in postmortem
multiple sclerosis brain tissue and controls by polymerase chain reaction Sanders VJ, Felisan S, Waddell A, Tourtellotte WW.
pp. 249-258 (PDF)
Co-infection with two JC virus genotypes in
brain, cerebrospinal fluid or urinary tract detected by direct cycle sequencing
of PCR products
Agostini HT, Ryschkewitsch CF, Singer EJ, Stoner GL.
pp. 259-267 (PDF)
A Herpes simplex virus type 1 mutant
with a deletion immediately upstream of the LAT locus establishes latency
and reactivates from latently infected mice with normal kinetics Maggioncalda J, Mehta A, Bagasra O, Fraser NW, Block TM. pp. 268-278 (PDF)
Rescue of HSV-1 neurovirulence is
associated with induction of brain interleukin-1 expression, prostaglandin
synthesis and neuroendocrine responses Westmoreland SV, Kolson D,
Gonzalez-Sacarano F. pp. 279-288 (PDF)
Short Communication
Analysis of herpes simplex virus type 1
glycoprotein D nucleotide sequence in human herpes simplex encephalitis Rozenberg F, Lebon P. pp. 289-295 (PDF)