 
Foot and Mouth Disease: Current Perspectives
F. Sobrino & E. Domingo, Eds
Horizon Bioscience (2004)
Considering the recent devastating outbreaks of FMD in Europe, the
Editors preface this book with an opening statement that A book on
foot-and-mouth disease, no matter how flooded the literature with review
articles, requires no justification. Given the large number of recent
reviews on FMD, I was inclined to question this assertion, and any
addition does need to be of a very high quality. There is some duplication
between chapters within this book, as well as gaps, for instance regarding
the latest position on the genetic subdivision of FMD viruses.
Nevertheless, this text does provide an authoritative and compelling
overview of FMD with a greater breadth and depth than any so far. I would
highly recommend it for anybody with a specific interest in the biology
and/or control of FMD or as an institute purchase for virology
departments.
David Paton, Pirbright Laboratory, Institute for Animal Health
| £95.00 | US$179.95 | pp. 457 |
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