Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, Alan Dove, Rich Condit, and Kathy Spindler
The TWiVeroos deliver the weekly Zika Report, then talk about a cryoEM structure of a plant virus that reveals how the RNA genome is packaged in the capsid, and MIMIVIRE, a CRISPR-like defense system in giant eukaryotic viruses.
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- First worms, then viruses, now dormant cyber pathogens (Zdziarski blog) 9:40
- Guillain-Barré with Zika virus in urine (Eurosurveillance) 13:35
- Zika virus in urine, Brazil (J Clin Virol) 17:00
- Zika in pregnant women in Rio (NEJM) 20:40
- Issues with NEJM pregnant women study (Epi-Ramble) 25:20
- Zika virus and meningoencephalitis (NEJM) 26:50
- Zika virus and acute myelitis (Lancet) 28:50
- Person to person transmission of Zika virus (MMWR) 31:45
- Pyrethroids and mouse microcephaly 34:35
- Zika virus illustrations (Visual Science) 38:55
- Cowpea mosaic virus at high resolution (Nat Comm) 40:10
- MIMIVIRE confers resistance to virophage (Nature) 56:55
- CRISPR in a phage (TWiM 56) 1:11:45
- National Academy of Sciences GoFoc meeting
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- Letters read on TWiV 380 5:35, 1:20:35
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