September 27, 2026
Among various dissertation subjects related to autism I am presently working on, such as the antidepressent-autism literature that I have begun to extract significant findings from to create a new page, I have also decided to return to the virology literature that first drew my interest when I was working on the article titled Draft Publication- Additional Findings, Deductions, and Pending Research Questions regarding Vaccines
Earlier this year I had even purchased university-grade textbooks “Principles of Virology 5th Edition” Volumes 1 and 2 by Flint et al. (2020), which I have not finished reading.
This two volume book has been assigned/recommended to students at University of Wisconsin, University of Alaska Fairbanks, University of Maryland, University of Florida, and Rockefeller University as can be seen in their various linked syllabi.
Internationally, the book is also requested/suggested reading at Regional Centre for Biotechnology (RCB), the University of Delhi, and Manipal Academy of Higher Education in India; University of Barcelona and Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain; University of Milan in Italy, University of Zagreb in Croatia, and as a key text for biology students at Oxford University.
I’m thus confident I have purchased a two volume book on virology that is internationally recognized and whose knowledge will assist me in gaining a better understanding of the virology literature.
I’m eager to provide an update at a later time.
Autism Librarian