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  • 2. The zoonotic flaviviruses of southern, south-eastern and eastern Asia, and Australasia: the potential for emergent viruses.
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  • 17. Emerging vector-borne flavivirus diseases: are vaccines the solution?
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  • 19. A novel model for the study of the therapy of flavivirus infections using the Modoc virus.
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