Cross-Species Virus Transmission and the Emergence of New Epidemic Diseases
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Charles H. Calisher | Edward C. Holmes | Donald S. Burke | Linda J. Saif | Colin R. Parrish | Peter Daszak | P. Daszak | E. Holmes | D. Burke | D. Morens | L. Saif | C. Parrish | Eun-Chung Park | C. Calisher | C. Laughlin | David M. Morens | Eun-Chung Park | Catherine A. Laughlin
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