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Pertussis Epidemiology, Immunology, and Evolution

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Pertussis, or whooping cough, is a respiratory disease caused primarily by infection with the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. It remains among the leading causes of death amongst vaccine-preventable diseases worldwide and recent years have seen its alarming re-emergence in many regions (including the U.S. and much of Europe), despite sustained high levels of vaccine coverage. The causes of the resurgence remain contentious, in part due to inherent complexities of the pathogen's biology, in part due to pronounced variation in the treatment and prevention strategies between different countries and regions, and in part due to long-standing disagreement amongst scientific researchers studying pertussis. This edited volume brings together expert knowledge from disparate fields with the overall aim of synthesizing the current understanding of this critically important, global pathogen.

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Table Of Content

1: Introduction to pertussis transmission and epidemiological dynamics, Pejman Rohani and Samuel V. Scarpino
2: Basics of pertussis pathogenesis, Amanda L. Skarlupka, Bodo Linz, Jennifer Maynard, and Eric T. Harvill
3: The immunology of Bordetella pertussis infection and vaccination, Mieszko M. Wilk, Aideen C. Allen, Alicja Misiak, Lisa Borkner, and Kingston H.G. Mills
4: Pertussis epidemiology, Natasha Crowcroft and Elizabeth Miller
5: Role of vaccine schedules, Jodie McVernon and Hester de Melker
6: Animal models, Eric T. Harvill and Tracy Nicholson
7: The human immune responses to pertussis and pertussis vaccines, Françoise Mascart, Violette Dirix, and Camille Locht
8: Evolutionary epidemiology theory of vaccination, Sylvain Gandon
9: Temporal patterns of Bordetella pertussis genome sequence and structural evolution, Michael R. Weigand, Margaret M. Williams, and Glen Otero
10: Vaccine driven selection and the changing molecular epidemiology of Bordetella pertussis, Ruiting Lan and Sophie Octavia
11: Congenerics: What can be learned about pertussis from pertussis-like disease caused by other Bordetella?, Iain MacArthur and Andrew Preston
12: Surveillance and diagnostics, Shelly Bolotin, Helen Quinn, and Peter McIntyre
13: Contrasting ecological and evolutionary signatures of whooping cough epidemiological dynamics, Benjamin M. Althouse and Samuel V. Scarpino
14: Pertussis immunity and the epidemiological impact of adult transmissiontransmission: Statistical evidence from Sweden and Massachusetts, Aaron A. King, Matthieu Domenech de Cellès, Felicia M. G. Magpantay, and Pejman Rohani
15: Public health consequences, Tami H. Skoff, Colin S. Brown, and Gayatri Amirthalingam

Publish Date 3 Jan 2019
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