The marburgviruses and ebolaviruses are among the most hazardous
pathogens known to mankind. These agents are highly virulent and
dangerous to work with; therefore research progress has been rather slow
in comparison to other viruses. After the revelation that the former
Soviet Union evaluated filoviruses for biological weapons development,
interest in defenses against them has reawakened. This book provides the
most extensive bibliography review of filovirus research publication to
date with special emphasis on foreign literature that has never been
summarized. Every aspect of filovirus research, including their history,
epidemiology, clinical picture, pathology, molecular biology, and
political consideration is reviewed in detail.