ABSTRACT

This book gives details of the discovery and research work on B19 virus to date. The virus is an autonomous parvovirus and many of its properties and much of its behaviour can be predicted from this. Accordingly, the detailed account of B19 viruses is set in the context of two general chapters on the nature of parvoviruses and the patterns of disease in animals produced by parvoviruses.

chapter 1|4 pages

The Discovery of Human Parvoviruses

ByJ. R. Pattison

chapter 2|37 pages

The Nature of Parvoviruses

ByPeter Tattersall, Susan F. Cotmore

chapter 3|25 pages

Patterns of Parvovirus Disease in Animals

ByGünter Siegl

chapter 4|15 pages

Laboratory Tests for the Diagnosis of Infection with B19 Virus

ByB. J. Cohen

chapter 5|8 pages

B19 Virus Infection and the Aplastic Crisis

ByG. R. Serjeant, A. R. Goldstein

chapter 6|12 pages

Rash Illness Due to B19 Virus

ByM. J. Anderson

chapter 7|11 pages

Volunteer Studies with B19 Virus Infection

ByD. A. J. Tyrrell

chapter 8|16 pages

Studies of the B19 Virus in Bone Marrow Cell Culture

ByNeal Young, Keiya Ozawa

chapter 9|5 pages

B19 Virus Infections in Pregnancy

ByJ. R. Pattison

chapter 10|25 pages

Small Round Human Fecal Viruses

ByE. Owen Caul

chapter 11|10 pages

Adeno-Associated Viruses of Humans

ByNeil R. Blaeklow