Fundamentals of Molecular Virology

Author:   Nicholas H. Acheson (McGill University, Canada)
Publisher:   John Wiley & Sons Inc
Edition:   2nd edition
ISBN:  

9780470900598


Pages:   528
Publication Date:   10 November 2011
Replaced By:   9781119885863
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Nicholas H. Acheson (McGill University, Canada)
Publisher:   John Wiley & Sons Inc
Imprint:   John Wiley & Sons Inc
Edition:   2nd edition
Dimensions:   Width: 21.10cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 26.90cm
Weight:   1.111kg
ISBN:  

9780470900598


ISBN 10:   0470900598
Pages:   528
Publication Date:   10 November 2011
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Undergraduate
Replaced By:   9781119885863
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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?I like the overall organization and ?directness? in the writing. The chapter outlines that cover the basic features of the virus discussed are quite useful. The illustrations are clear and easy to interpret.? -Michael Graves, University of Massachusetts ? Lowell ?Having each chapter that covers a specific virus written by an expert in the field then having Acheson bring the material into a common style is an excellent approach. I enjoy the slight stylistic differences that I find in the chapters, but Acheson has a direct and concise approach that makes the information throughout the text understandable for students. Chapters are short and direct. The table of contents is informative. Sections within the chapters are logically organized and headings are informative. The boxes provide interesting side topics in an extremely concise manner. Overall, I find Acheson to be an excellent text.? -William Tapprich, University of Nebraska ? Omaha ?The conceptual approach to virus biology is the greatest strength of the text. The book has the appropriate level of molecular detail and it is presented in a manner that an undergraduate can readily grasp. It is a highly readable text.? -Sharon Roberts, Auburn University


I like the overall organization and directness in the writing. The chapter outlines that cover the basic features of the virus discussed are quite useful. The illustrations are clear and easy to interpret. - Michael Graves , University of Massachusetts Lowell <p> Having each chapter that covers a specific virus written by an expert in the field then having Acheson bring the material into a common style is an excellent approach. I enjoy the slight stylistic differences that I find in the chapters, but Acheson has a direct and concise approach that makes the information throughout the text understandable for students. Chapters are short and direct. The table of contents is informative. Sections within the chapters are logically organized and headings are informative. The boxes provide interesting side topics in an extremely concise manner. Overall, I find Acheson to be an excellent text. -William Tapprich, University of Nebraska Omaha <p> The conceptual approach to virus biology is the greatest strength of the text. The book has the appropriate level of molecular detail and it is presented in a manner that an undergraduate can readily grasp. It is a highly readable text. -Sharon Roberts, Auburn University


I like the overall organization and directness in the writing. The chapter outlines that cover the basic features of the virus discussed are quite useful. The illustrations are clear and easy to interpret. -Michael Graves, University of Massachusetts - Lowell Having each chapter that covers a specific virus written by an expert in the field then having Acheson bring the material into a common style is an excellent approach. I enjoy the slight stylistic differences that I find in the chapters, but Acheson has a direct and concise approach that makes the information throughout the text understandable for students. Chapters are short and direct. The table of contents is informative. Sections within the chapters are logically organized and headings are informative. The boxes provide interesting side topics in an extremely concise manner. Overall, I find Acheson to be an excellent text. -William Tapprich, University of Nebraska - Omaha The conceptual approach to virus biology is the greatest strength of the text. The book has the appropriate level of molecular detail and it is presented in a manner that an undergraduate can readily grasp. It is a highly readable text. -Sharon Roberts, Auburn University


I like the overall organization and directness in the writing. The chapter outlines that cover the basic features of the virus discussed are quite useful. The illustrations are clear and easy to interpret. - Michael Graves , University of Massachusetts Lowell Having each chapter that covers a specific virus written by an expert in the field then having Acheson bring the material into a common style is an excellent approach. I enjoy the slight stylistic differences that I find in the chapters, but Acheson has a direct and concise approach that makes the information throughout the text understandable for students. Chapters are short and direct. The table of contents is informative. Sections within the chapters are logically organized and headings are informative. The boxes provide interesting side topics in an extremely concise manner. Overall, I find Acheson to be an excellent text. -William Tapprich, University of Nebraska Omaha The conceptual approach to virus biology is the greatest strength of the text. The book has the appropriate level of molecular detail and it is presented in a manner that an undergraduate can readily grasp. It is a highly readable text. -Sharon Roberts, Auburn University


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Nicholas H. Acheson, Ph.D., is Emeritus Professor of Microbiology and Immunology at McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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