tural photographs and diagrams cross-referenced to the text, a new section of high-resolution, colour-coded images and animations, plus advanced searching facilities including a thesaurus, annotation functions, and a journal recording device to record a path through information searches.

PRAISE FOR THE PRINT VERSION
"I consider this encyclopedia to be a valuable addition to my own virology library...If clinicians, students, and others need access to this information, they will find it on the shelves of libraries which choose to house this compilation, and I hope that many libraries will make that choice."
--Harley A. Rotbart, University of Colorado School of Medicine.

"The Encyclopedia is user friendly...Frequent subheadings direct the reader to the appropriate material. The many photographs, figures, and tables inhance the text...The Encyclopedia would be a valuable addition to the reference libraries of medical schools, veterinary schools, graduate schools, and hospitals."
--New England Journal of Medicine

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* 270 Articles written by leading researchers
* Covers all aspects of animal, insect, plant, and bacteriophage viruses
* Tailored to suit an international audience, including both general and specialist readers
* Further reading lists at the end of each article allow easy access to the primary literature

* User-Friendly Multimedia Features:
* Figure and table references will be "hot links"
* Quick and advanced searching capabilities, including full text, fielded, boolean, proximity and partial word searching
* Thesaurus, annotations, and bookmarking
* Public or private notes can be added
* Customized hypertext links
* Journal serves as a recording de2a:T447,In his first novel, A Happy Death, written when he was in his early twenties and retrieved from his private papers following his death in I960, Albert Camus laid the foundation for The Stranger, focusing in both works on an Algerian clerk who kills a man in cold blood. But he also