Publications by authors named "Jesse Dewane"

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Pathophysiologic and transcriptomic analyses of viscerotropic yellow fever in a rhesus macaque model.
Flora Engelmann, Laurence Josset, Thomas Girke, Byung Park, Alex Barron, Jesse Dewane

PLoS Negl Trop Dis· May 2016

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Abortive intrabronchial infection of rhesus macaques with varicella-zoster virus provides partial protection against simian varicella virus challenge.
Christine Meyer, Flora Engelmann, Nicole Arnold, David L Krah, Jan ter Meulen, Jesse Dewane

J Virol· February 2015

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Genome-wide analysis of T cell responses during acute and latent simian varicella virus infections in rhesus macaques.
Kristen Haberthur, Aubrey Kraft, Nicole Arnold, Byung Park, Christine Meyer, Jesse Dewane

J Virol· November 2013

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Bacterial artificial chromosome derived simian varicella virus is pathogenic in vivo.
Christine Meyer, Jesse Dewane, Kristen Haberthur, Flora Engelmann, Nicole Arnold

Virol J· September 2013

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Age and immune status of rhesus macaques impact simian varicella virus gene expression in sensory ganglia.
Christine Meyer, Jesse Dewane, Amelia Kerns, Kristen Haberthur, Alex Barron

J Virol· August 2013

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Attenuation of the adaptive immune response in rhesus macaques infected with simian varicella virus lacking open reading frame 61.
Christine Meyer, Amelia Kerns, Kristen Haberthur, Jesse Dewane, Joshua Walker

J Virol· February 2013

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CD4 T cell immunity is critical for the control of simian varicella virus infection in a nonhuman primate model of VZV infection.
Kristen Haberthur, Flora Engelmann, Byng Park, Alex Barron, Alfred Legasse, Jesse Dewane

PLoS Pathog· November 2011

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