Avian Virology, Current Research and Future Trends

======================================================= AVIAN VIROLOGY, CURRENT RESEARCH AND FUTURE TRENDS Professional Veterinary E-Book ======================================================= BOOK INFORMATION ---------------- Title: Avian Virology, Current Research and Future Trends Format: PDF E-Book File Size: Varies Category: Avian Medicine and Veterinary Virology Specialty: Avian Pathology, Infectious Diseases, and Molecular Virology DESCRIPTION ----------- This comprehensive veterinary textbook represents the cutting edge of avian virology research, providing an authoritative and up-to-date resource for understanding viral diseases affecting domestic poultry, wild birds, and exotic avian species. Written by leading international experts in the field, this essential reference combines fundamental virological principles with the latest advances in molecular diagnostics, vaccine development, and disease control strategies. The text addresses both economically significant poultry pathogens and emerging viral threats that impact avian health, food security, and public health worldwide. The book delivers an in-depth exploration of major avian viral families including Orthomyxoviridae (influenza viruses), Paramyxoviridae (Newcastle disease), Herpesviridae (Marek's disease), Birnaviridae (infectious bursal disease), and Retroviridae (avian leukosis), among others. Each chapter integrates classical virology with contemporary research findings, covering viral structure, replication mechanisms, pathogenesis, immune responses, and host-pathogen interactions. Special emphasis is placed on molecular epidemiology, next-generation sequencing applications, and the development of novel therapeutic and preventive approaches. Beyond traditional disease coverage, this forward-thinking resource examines emerging challenges in avian virology, including the evolution of highly pathogenic strains, cross-species transmission dynamics, antimicrobial resistance considerations, and the impact of climate change on viral disease patterns. The text also explores innovative research methodologies, including CRISPR-based technologies, reverse genetics systems, and advanced imaging techniques that are revolutionizing our understanding of avian viral infections. This makes it an indispensable reference for anyone involved in avian health management, poultry production, wildlife conservation, or veterinary research. KEY FEATURES ------------ • Comprehensive coverage of all major avian viral pathogens affecting commercial poultry, companion birds, and wild avian populations • Detailed analysis of viral pathogenesis, immunology, and host defense mechanisms specific to avian species • Current information on molecular diagnostic techniques including PCR, sequencing, and serological methods for rapid disease identification • Evidence-based vaccination strategies, biosecurity protocols, and integrated disease management programs for poultry operations • Exploration of emerging and re-emerging avian viruses with zoonotic potential, including avian influenza and West Nile virus • In-depth discussion of antiviral drug development, gene therapy approaches, and next-generation vaccine technologies • Future perspectives on climate change impacts, global trade implications, and One Health approaches to avian viral disease control TARGET AUDIENCE --------------- • Avian veterinarians and poultry health specialists managing commercial and backyard flocks • Veterinary virologists and researchers conducting studies on avian infectious diseases • Veterinary students and residents specializing in avian medicine, poultry production, or infectious disease pathology • Public health officials and epidemiologists monitoring zoonotic disease threats and food safety • Wildlife veterinarians and conservation biologists working with wild bird populations and disease surveillance programs INSTANT ACCESS -------------- Download immediately after purchase Compatible with all PDF readers Personal use license included PRICE: HK$400.00