Lauren Sompayrac, PhD-Retired Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
PDr. Lauren Sompayrac was born in Jacksonville, Florida, on September 4, 1941. He attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received a B.S. degree in physics in 1963, and a Ph.D. degree in elementary particle physics in 1969. After two years of postdoctoral research in particle physics, he moved to Copenhagen where he was a Postdoctoral Fellow for two years at the Microbiology Institute. Returning to the United States in 1973, he was a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Pathology at the Harvard Medical School where he studied tumor viruses. In 1976, he moved to the Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at the University of Colorado to continue his work on tumor viruses, eventually rising to the rank of Research Professor before his retirement in 1998. In retirement, he writes science books, and is the author of How the Immune System Works, published by Blackwell Science in 1999, and How Pathogenic Viruses Work, published by Jones and Bartlett in 2001.
Over the past decade, the amount of data on viruses has grown dramatically. How can a virology student possibly make sense of all this information? In How Pathogenic Viruses Think, Second Edition, Dr. Sompayrac introduces an "organizing principle" - a paradigm to use to cut through all the details and focus on what's important. He demonstrates the use of this paradigm by "interviewing" twelve medically important viruses. During these interviews, each virus is encouraged to disclose not only what it does, but why it does it. And when a "talking virus" reveals its secrets, they are hard to forget! How Pathogenic Viruses Think covers the essential elements of virus-host interactions with descriptive graphics, helpful mnemonic tactics for retaining the information, and brief reviews of important concepts. It is an ideal book to help medical, science, and nursing students make sense of this complex subject. Example: Interviewer: I always ask the viruses I interview, "How do you attack your hosts, and why have you chosen that route?" Flu Virus: I favor the respiratory route. Interviewer: Okay, but why? For example, why not enter via the digestive tract? Flu Virus: Are you kidding me? Do I look like a dumb virus to you? My Uncle Harold tried the digestive tract once, and got as far as the stomach before the acid in there ate him alive! Not me. I take the easy way in. The respiratory route of infection provides direct access to my favorite target cells - the epithelial cells which line the human airway.
本书以生动的语言、幽默的表述,用“演讲”方式,对人们最感兴趣的病毒进行了阐述,突出重点概念,使读者真正做到享受学习病毒学的乐趣。很专业的一本书追逐病毒的传奇之旅,带领你走过致命病毒的世界,揭开了第四级病毒的真相,籍此了解SARS、高致病性禽流感的传播和防控举措...
评分正好在这个疫情爆发的日子里看开了这本买了很久却一直没来得及看的书。在这一段时间里,人心惶惶,全国都进入了一种紧急的状态。有的过分夸大了病毒,有的也过分看低了病毒。所以正确的理解病毒才是正确的道路。这本书并没有太过复杂的专业术语,易于理解,十分适合非生物学科...
评分正好在这个疫情爆发的日子里看开了这本买了很久却一直没来得及看的书。在这一段时间里,人心惶惶,全国都进入了一种紧急的状态。有的过分夸大了病毒,有的也过分看低了病毒。所以正确的理解病毒才是正确的道路。这本书并没有太过复杂的专业术语,易于理解,十分适合非生物学科...
评分正好在这个疫情爆发的日子里看开了这本买了很久却一直没来得及看的书。在这一段时间里,人心惶惶,全国都进入了一种紧急的状态。有的过分夸大了病毒,有的也过分看低了病毒。所以正确的理解病毒才是正确的道路。这本书并没有太过复杂的专业术语,易于理解,十分适合非生物学科...
评分本书以生动的语言、幽默的表述,用“演讲”方式,对人们最感兴趣的病毒进行了阐述,突出重点概念,使读者真正做到享受学习病毒学的乐趣。很专业的一本书追逐病毒的传奇之旅,带领你走过致命病毒的世界,揭开了第四级病毒的真相,籍此了解SARS、高致病性禽流感的传播和防控举措...
原来是 病毒学概论的作者,我说内容差不多,连配图都是
评分“老牌”、“正统”,非专业人士病毒学入门首选。
评分“老牌”、“正统”,非专业人士病毒学入门首选。
评分原来是 病毒学概论的作者,我说内容差不多,连配图都是
评分原来是 病毒学概论的作者,我说内容差不多,连配图都是
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