20 research outputs found
Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever: epidemiological trends and controversies in treatment
Get PDFCrimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) virus has the widest geographic range of all tick-borne viruses and is endemic in more than 30 countries in Eurasia and Africa. Over the past decade, new foci have emerged or re-emerged in the Balkans and neighboring areas. Here we discuss the factors influencing CCHF incidence and focus on the main issue of the use of ribavirin for treating this infection. Given the dynamics of CCHF emergence in the past decade, development of new anti-viral drugs and a vaccine is urgently needed to treat and prevent this acute, life-threatening disease
Tree species composition affects productivity and carbon dynamics of different site types in boreal forests
Full text linkEvaluation of cholinesterase inhibitory activity and cytotoxicity of synthetic derivatives of di- and triterpene metabolites from Pinus silvestris and Dipterocarpus alatus resins
No full textSynthesis, evaluation of cytotoxicity, and antimicrobial activity of A-azepano- and A-seco-3-amino-C28-aminolupanes
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The oral sucker muscles of six representatives of the order Paramphistomatida (Plathelminthes, Trematoda)
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Epidemiological and behavioral factors associated with CrimeanâCongo hemorrhagic fever virus infections in humans
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