Book on Dna Tumor Viruses

Foreword/Introduction- Blossom Damania (editor) and Jim Pipas (editor)

-Polyomavirus life cycle- Ellen Fanning (Vanderbilt)

-Polyomavirus transformation- Mike Imperiale (Michigan)

-Polyomaviruses and disease-Bob Garcea (Colorado HSC)

-Papillomavirus life cycle-Lou Laimins (Northwestern)

-Papillomavirus transformation- Dan DiMaio (Yale)

-Papillomaviruses strains and cancer- Uli Bernard (UC Irvine)

-Adenoviruses- Pat Hearing (SUNY Stonybrook)

Large DNA Tumor Viruses

-Introduction to large DNA tumor viruses (EBV and KSHV) - Erle Robertson (U. Pennsylvania)

-EBV Viral Epidemiology – Rosemary Rochford (SUNY Upstate Medical University)

-Epstein-Barr Virus Clinical Disease- Joseph Pagano (UNC-Chapel Hill)

-The EBV Viral Genome- Jeff Sample and Clare Sample (Penn. State)

-Epstein-Barr Virus Transformation- Nancy Raab-Traub (UNC-Chapel Hill),

-Epstein-Barr Virus Lytic Lifecycle- Shannon Kenney (U. Wisconsin-Madison) and

Sankar Swaminathan (U. Florida)

-Epstein-Barr Virus Latent Lifecycle - Elliott Kieff (Harvard Medical School)

-Epstein-Barr Virus Viral Entry - Richard Longnecker, Ted Jardeztky (Northwestern) and Lindsey Hutt-Fletcher (Louisana State University)

-Epstein-Barr Virus Immunotherapy- Cliona Rooney (Baylor)

-KSHV Viral Epidemiology - Denise Whitby (NCI-Frederick) and Gary Hayward (Johns Hopkins)

-KSHV Clinical Disease – Yuan Chang and Pat Moore (U. Pittsburgh

-The KSHV Viral Genome - Rolf Renne (U. Florida) and Yan Yuan (U. Pennsylvania)

-KSHV Viral Latent lifecycle- Dirk Dittmer (UNC-Chapel Hill)

-KSHV Lytic Cycle- George Miller (Yale)

-KSHV viral proteins involved in Signaling and Transformation – Thomas Schulz (U. Hannover) and John Nicholas (Johns Hopkins))

-KSHV Viral Entry- Bala Chandran ( Rosalind Franklin U.)

-KSHV Immune Evasion - Jae Jung (Harvard Medical School)

-DNA Tumor Virus encoded RNAs - Chris Sullivan (U. Texas) and Bryan Cullen (Duke)

-AIDS and associated malignancies - William Harrington (U. Miami) and Charles Wood (U. Nebraska)

-Primate models for Gammaherpesviruses -Scott Wong, Ilhem Messaoudi, (Oregon Health Sciences University) Blossom Damania (UNC-Chapel Hill)

-MHV68 as a murine model for gammaherpesviruses- Sam Speck (Emory)