The baculoviruses

the long version

This unique volume is the first comprehensive review of baculovirology in over a decade. The Baculoviruses describes the major advances in understanding the molecular biology of this large family of viruses, explaining this progress in the context of viral replication strategies at the cellular, organismal, ecological and evolutionary levels. Comprehensive discussions of this swiftly expanding area of virology (inluding current commercial applications such as biopesticides), combined with numerous electron micrographs of cytological changes and viral morphogenesis, and tables relating to gene regulation, make this volume an exellent reference for microbiology researchers in academia and industry, as well as students just beginning their study of baculovirology.