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Preface
George Rohrmann, PhD
Initial Posting: November 1, 20081 Introduction to the baculoviruses and their taxonomy
George Rohrmann, PhD
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2 Structural proteins of baculovirus occlusion bodies and virions
George Rohrmann, PhD
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3 The baculovirus replication cycle: Effects on cells and insects
George Rohrmann, PhD
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4 Early events in infection: Virus transcription
George Rohrmann, PhD
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5 DNA replication and genome processing
George Rohrmann, PhD
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6 Baculovirus late transcription
George Rohrmann, PhD
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7 Baculovirus infection: The cell cycle and apoptosis
George Rohrmann, PhD
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8 Host resistance and susceptibility
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9 Baculoviruses as insecticides: Three examples
George Rohrmann, PhD
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10 The evolution of high levels of baculovirus gene expression
George Rohrmann, PhD
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11 The AcMNPV genome: Gene content, conservation, and function
George Rohrmann, PhD
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12 Selected baculovirus genes not present in the AcMNPV genome: Conservation and function
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Sequenced Baculovirus Genomes1
George Rohrmann, PhD
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Common names of insect hosts of baculoviruses that have had their genomes sequenced
George Rohrmann, PhD
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