Front Cover; Advances in Virus Research, Volume 33; Copyright Page; Contents; Chapter 1. Domains of Virus Glycoproteins; I. Introduction; II. Influenza Virus Hemagglutinin; III. Alphavirus Glycoproteins; IV. Vesicular Stomatitis and Rabies Virus Glycoproteins; V. Retrovirus Glycoproteins; VI. Other Virus Glycoproteins; VII. Virus Glycoproteins and Polarized Cells; VIII. Summary and Perspectives; References; Chapter 2. Flavivirus Replication Strategy; I. Introduction; II. Structure of the Virion; III. Replication; IV. Summary and Conclusions; References

Chapter 3. The Autonomously Replicating Parvoviruses of VertebratesI. Introduction; II. Viral Structure and Organization; III. Viral Life Cycle; References; Chapter 4. Regulation of Translation by Poliovirus; I. Introduction; II. Cap Binding Proteins of Eukaryotic mRNAs; III. Involvement of the CBP Complex in the Shutoff of Host mRNA Translation after Poliovirus Infection; IV. Alternative Models to Explain Poliovirus Inhibition of Host Protein Synthesis; V. Translational Inhibition by Other Picomaviruses; VI. Concluding Remarks and Perspectives; References

Chapter 5. Disease Induction by Plant VirusesI. Introduction; II. The Interactions of Viruses with Their Hosts; III. The Genetics of Host-Virus Interactions; IV. Alterations in Host Plant Metabolism; V. Concluding Remarks; References; Chapter 6. The Dianthoviruses: A Distinct Group of Isometric Plant Viruses with Bipartite Genome; I. Introduction; II. Dianthoviruses; III. Diseases Caused in Plants; IV. Physical, Chemical, and Biochemical Properties; V. Serological Studies; VI. Host Range and Symptomatology; VII. Replication; VIII. Genetic Reassortment Studies; IX. Cytopathology

X. Transmission by VectorsXI. Ecological Studies; XII. Concluding Remarks; References; Chapter 7. Banana Bunchy Top: An Economically Important Tropical Plant Virus Disease; I. Introduction; II. The Distribution of Bananas and the Geographical History of BBTV; III. The Characteristics of the Virus; IV. Control: The Australian Experience; V. The Future: Possible Directions; References; Chapter 8. Approaches to the Study of Vector Specificity for Arboviruses-Model Systems Using Cultured Mosquito Cells; I. Introductory Remarks

II. Sindbis Virus Replication in Vertebrate and in Mosquito-A Model SystemIII. Role of the Host Cell; IV. Role of the Virus; V. Concluding Remarks; References; Index