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Congenital cataract following German measles in the mother (Reprinted fromTrans Ophthalmol Soc Austr 3, pg 35-46, 1942)
Authors: Gregg, NM Banatvala, JE
Citation: Nm. Gregg et Je. Banatvala, Congenital cataract following German measles in the mother (Reprinted fromTrans Ophthalmol Soc Austr 3, pg 35-46, 1942), REV MED VIR, 11(5), 2001, pp. 277-283
Researcher, clinician, or teacher?
Authors: Banatvala, JE
Citation: Je. Banatvala, Researcher, clinician, or teacher?, LANCET, 358(9285), 2001, pp. 921-921
Cervical lesions ave associated with human papillomavirus type 16 intratypic variants that have high transcriptional activity and increased usage of common mammalian codons
Authors: Bible, JM Mant, C Best, JM Kell, B Starkey, WG Raju, KS Seed, P Biswas, C Muir, P Banatvala, JE Cason, J
Citation: Jm. Bible et al., Cervical lesions ave associated with human papillomavirus type 16 intratypic variants that have high transcriptional activity and increased usage of common mammalian codons, J GEN VIROL, 81, 2000, pp. 1517-1527
Quantitative analysis of viral RNA kinetics in coxsackievirus B3-induced murine myocarditis: biphasic pattern of clearance following acute infection,with persistence of residual viral RNA throughout and beyond the inflammatory phase of disease
Authors: Reetoo, KN Osman, SA Illavia, SJ Cameron-Wilson, CL Banatvala, JE Muir, P
Citation: Kn. Reetoo et al., Quantitative analysis of viral RNA kinetics in coxsackievirus B3-induced murine myocarditis: biphasic pattern of clearance following acute infection,with persistence of residual viral RNA throughout and beyond the inflammatory phase of disease, J GEN VIROL, 81, 2000, pp. 2755-2762
For: High risk genital papillomavirus infections are spread vertically
Authors: Rice, PS Cason, J Best, JM Banatvala, JE
Citation: Ps. Rice et al., For: High risk genital papillomavirus infections are spread vertically, REV MED VIR, 9(1), 1999, pp. 15-21
Medical students' risk of infection with bloodborne viruses at home and abroad: questionnaire survey
Authors: Gamester, CF Tilzey, AJ Banatvala, JE
Citation: Cf. Gamester et al., Medical students' risk of infection with bloodborne viruses at home and abroad: questionnaire survey, BR MED J, 318(7177), 1999, pp. 158-160
Use of dried whole blood spots for quantification of HIV-1 RNA
Authors: O'Shea, S Mullen, J Corbett, K Chrystie, I Newell, ML Banatvala, JE
Citation: S. O'Shea et al., Use of dried whole blood spots for quantification of HIV-1 RNA, AIDS, 13(5), 1999, pp. 630-631
Development and evaluation of quantitative-competitive PCR for quantitation of coxsackievirus B3 RNA in experimentally infected murine tissues
Authors: Reetoo, KN Osman, SA Illavia, SJ Banatvala, JE Muir, P
Citation: Kn. Reetoo et al., Development and evaluation of quantitative-competitive PCR for quantitation of coxsackievirus B3 RNA in experimentally infected murine tissues, J VIROL MET, 82(2), 1999, pp. 145-156
Identification of hepatitis C virus seroconversion resulting from nosocomial transmission on a haemodialysis unit: Implications for infection controland laboratory screening
Authors: Irish, DN Blake, C Christophers, J Craske, JE Burnapp, L Abbs, IC MacMahon, EME Muir, P Banatvala, JE Simmonds, P
Citation: Dn. Irish et al., Identification of hepatitis C virus seroconversion resulting from nosocomial transmission on a haemodialysis unit: Implications for infection controland laboratory screening, J MED VIROL, 59(2), 1999, pp. 135-140
Automated rubella antibody screening: a cautionary tale
Authors: O'Shea, S Dunn, H Palmer, S Banatvala, JE Best, JM
Citation: S. O'Shea et al., Automated rubella antibody screening: a cautionary tale, J MED MICRO, 48(11), 1999, pp. 1047-1047
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