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Professor Frank Fenner - Publications
Books | Articles, Book Chapters:
1935-45 | 1946-55 | 1956-65
| 1966-75 | 1976-85 | 1986-95
| 1996-Present
Books
1. Burnet, F.M. and Fenner, F. (1949). The Production of Antibodies,
MacMillan, Melbourne, 142 pages
2. Fenner, F. and Ratcliffe, F.N. (1965). Myxomatosis. Cambridge University
Press, London and New York, 371 pages
3. Fenner, F. (1968). The Biology of Animal Viruses. Academic Press,
New York, 846 pages
4. Fenner, F., McAuslan, B.R., Mims, C.A., Sambrook, J.F. and White,
D.O. (1974). The Biology of Animal Viruses, 2nd Edition, Academic Press,
New York, 834 pages
Russian translation, 1977
5. Fenner, F. and White, D.O. (1970). Medical Virology Academic Press,
New York, 390 pages
Chinese translation, 1973
Spanish translation, 1973
6. Fenner, F. and White, D.O. (1976). Medical Virology. 2nd Edition,
Academic Press, New York, 487 pages
Chinese translation, 1978
Japanese translation, 1978
Spanish translation, 1981
7. White, D.O. and Fenner, F. (1986). Medical Virology. 3rd Edition,
Academic Press, Orlando, 655 pages Japanese translation, 1987
Chinese translation, 1989
8 White, D.O. and Fenner, F. (1994). Medical Virology,.4th Edition,
Academic Press, San Diego, 610 pages.
9. Fenner, F. (1976). Classification and Nomenclature of Viruses Second
Report of the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses. S. Karger,
Basel, 114 pages
10. Fenner, F. and Rees, A.L.G. (eds.) (1980). The Australian Academy
of Science. The First Twentyfive Years. The Australian Academy of Science,
Canberra, 286 pages
11. Fenner, F., Bachmann, P.A., Gibbs, E.P.G., Murphy, F.A., Studdert,
M.J. and White, D.O. (1987). Veterinary Virology. Academic Press, Orlando,
660 pages Spanish translation, 1991
12. Fenner, F., Gibbs, E.P.G., Murphy, F.A., Rott, R., Studdert, M.J.
and White, D.O. (1993). Veterinary Virology. 2nd Edition, Academic Press,
San Diego, 670 pages
13. Fenner, F., Henderson, D.A., Arita, I., Jezek, Z. and Ladnyi,
I.D. (1988). Smallpox and its Eradication. World Health Organization,
Geneva, 1460 pages.
14. Fenner, F. and Gibbs, A.J. (eds.) (1988). Portraits of Viruses.
A History of Virology. Karger, Basel, 344 pages.
15. Jezek, Z. and Fenner, F. (1988). Human Monkeypox. Monographs in
Virology. Vol. 17. Karger, Basel, 140 pages.
16. Fenner, F., Wittek, R. and Dumbell, K.R. (1989). The Orthopoxviruses.
Academic Press, San Diego, 432 pages
17. Fenner, F. (ed.) (1990). History of Microbiology in Australia.
Brolga Press, Canberra, for the Australian Society for Microbiology,
Melbourne, 610 pages.
18. Fenner. F. (ed.) (1995). The Australian Academy of Science. The
First Forty Years. Australian Academy of Science, Canberra, 503 pages.
19. Fenner, F. and Fantini, B. (1999) Biological Control of Vertebrate
Pests. A History of Myxomatosis; an Experiment in Coevolution. CAB International,
Wallingford, 352 pages
Other Publications
1935
1. Tindale, N.B., Fenner, F.J., and Hall, F.J. Mammal bone beds of
probable Pleistocene age, Rocky River, Kangaroo Island. Transactions
of the Royal Society of South Australia 59, 103-106
1936
2. Fenner, F.J. Anthropometric observations on South Australian aborigines
of the Diamantina and Cooper Creek Regions. Transactions of the Royal
Society of South Australia 60, 46-54
1938
3. Fenner, F.J. The occurrence of juxta-articular nodules in Australia.
Medical Journal of Australia 2, 412-417
4. Fenner, F.J. Some Australian aboriginal scaphocephalic skulls.
Records of the South Australian Museum 6(2), 143-157
1939
5. Fenner, F.J. Observations of the mandibular torus. Transactions
of the Royal Society of South Australia 63, 224-229
6. Fenner, F.J. The Australian aboriginal skull: its non-metrical
morphological characters. Transactions of the Royal Society of South
Australia 63, 248-306
1941
7. Fenner, F.J. Fossil human skull fragments of probable Pleistocene
age from Aitape, New Guinea. Records of the South Australian Museum
6(4), 335-354
8. Bonnin, N.J. and Fenner, F. (1941). Local implantation of sulphanilamide
for the prevention and treatment of gas gangrene in heavily contaminated
wounds: A suggested treatment for war wounds. Medical Journal of Australia
1, 134-140
1942
9. Fenner, F. The mid-dorsal hair whorl in an Australian of European
ancestry. The Journal of Anatomy 76, 356-358
1943
10. Fenner, F. Mid-dorsal hair whorls in Papuan children. Nature,
152, 538.
11. Fenner, F. A case of eosinophilic leuchaemia. Medical Journal
of Australia 2, 7-8
12. Baker, B.A. and Fenner, F. Agranulocytosis following sulphapyridine
therapy. Medical Journal of Australia 1, 347-348
13. Rothstadt, L.E., Fenner, F. and Baker, B.A. Bacillary dysentery
caused by Bacterium dysenteriae P274. Medical Journal of Australia 1,
341-344
1946
14. Fenner, F. Epidemiology of North Queensland tick typhus: Natural
mammalian hosts. Medical Journal of Australia 2, 666-668
15. Fenner, F. and Jackson, A.V. Enteric fever due to Bacterium enteritidis
var. blegdam (Salmonella blegdam): a series of fifty cases in Australian
soldiers from New Guinea. Medical Journal of Australia 1, 313-326
1947
16. Fenner, F. Studies in infectious ectromelia of mice. I. Immunization
of mice against ectromelia with living vaccinia virus. Australian Journal
of Experimental Biology and Medical Science 25, 257-274
17. Fenner, F. Studies in infectious ectromelia in mice. II. Natural
transmission: the portal of entry of the virus. Australian Journal of
Experimental Biology and Medical Science 25, 275-282
18. Fenner, F. Studies in infectious ectromelia in mice (mousepox).
III. Natural transmission: elimination of the virus. Australian Journal
of Experimental Biology and Medical Science 25, 327-335
19. Jones, I. and Fenner, F. Infection with Salmonella blegdam amongst
natives of New Guinea: an account of fourteen cases with post-mortem
reports of four fatal cases. Medical Journal of Australia 2, 356-362
1948
20. Fenner, F. The epizootic behaviour of mousepox (infectious ectromelia).
British Journal of Experimental Pathology 29, 69-91
21. Fenner, F. The clinical features and pathogenesis of mousepox
(infectious ectromelia of mice). Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology
60, 529-552
22. Fenner, F. The pathogenesis of the acute exanthems. Lancet 2,
915-920
23. Fenner, F. The epizootic behaviour of mousepox (infectious ectromelia
of mice). II. The course of events in long-continued epidemics. Journal
of Hygiene 46, 383-393
24. Burnet, F.M. and Fenner, F. Genetics and immunology. Heredity
2, 289-324
1949
25. Fenner, F. Studies in mousepox (infectious ectromelia of mice).
IV. Quantitative investigations on the spread of virus through the host
in actively and passively immunized animals. Australian Journal of Experimental
Biology & Medical Science 27, 1-18
26. Fenner, F. Studies in mousepox (infectious ectromelia of mice).
VI. A comparison of the virulence and infectivity of three strains of
ectromelia virus. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology & Medical
Science 27, 31-43
27. Fenner, F. Studies in mousepox (infectious ectromelia of mice).
VII. The effect of the age of the host upon the response to infection.
Australian Journal of Experimental Biology & Medical Science 27, 45-53
28. Fenner, F. Mousepox (infectious ectromelia of mice): A review.
Journal of Immunology 63, 341-373
29. Fenner, F. and Fenner, E.M.B. Studies in mousepox (infectious
ectromelia of mice). V. Closed epidemics in herds of normal and vaccinated
mice. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology & Medical Science 27,
19-30
30. Baker, M.P., Bragdon, J.H., Fenner, F. and Jackson, A.V. Septicemia
due to Salmonella enteritidis and Salmonella blegdam. Journal of the
American Medical Association 141, 330-331
31. Fenner, F., Martin, S.P. and Pierce, C.H. The enumeration of viable
tubercle bacilli in cultures and infected tissues. Annals of the New
York Academy of Science 52, 751-764
1950
32. Fenner, F. The significance of the incubation period in infectious
diseases. Medical Journal of Australia 2, 813-818
33. Dubos, R.J. and Fenner, F. Production of BCG vaccine in a liquid
medium containing Tween 80 and a soluble fraction of heated human serum.
I. Production and viability of the culture. Journal of Experimental
Medicine 91, 261-268
34. Fenner, F. and Dubos, R.J. Production of BCG vaccine in a liquid
medium containing Tween 80 and a soluble fraction of heated human serum.
II. Antigenicity of the culture after various periods of storage. Journal
of Experimental Medicine 91, 269-284
35. Dubos, R.J., Fenner, F. and Pierce, C.H. Properties of a culture
of BCG grown in liquid media containing Tween 80 and the filtrate of
heated serum. American Review of Tuberculosis 61, 66-76
1951
36. Fenner, F. Bacteriological and immunological aspects of BCG vaccination.
Advances in Tuberculosis Research 4, 112-186
37. Fenner, F. The viability of BCG vaccine. American Review of Tuberculosis
63, 714-716
38. Fenner, F. The enumeration of viable tubercle bacilli by surface
plate counts. American Review of Tuberculosis 64, 353-380
1952
39. Fenner, F. Vaccination against tuberculosis with BCG vaccine.
Medical Journal of Australia 2, 767-770.
40. Fenner, F. Myxomatosis: the virus and the disease it causes. Australian
Journal of Science 15, 81-85.
41. Fenner, F. Studies on Mycobacterium ulcerans . II. Cross-reactivity
in guinea pigs sensitized with Mycobacterium ulcerans and other mycobacteria.
Australian Journal of Experimental Biology & Medical Science 30, 11-20
42. Fenner, F. and Leach, R.H. Studies on Mycobacterium ulcerans I.
Serological relationship to other mycobacteria. Australian Journal of
Experimental Biology & Medical Science 30, 1-10
43. Fenner, F. and Day, M.F. Contrasting methods of transmission of
animal viruses by mosquitoes. Nature 170, 204
44. Fenner, F., Day, M.F. and Woodroofe, G.M. The mechanism of the
transmission of myxomatosis in the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)
by the mosquito Aedes aegypti. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology
& Medical Science 30, 139-152
45. Burnet, F.M., Fenner, F.J. and Wood, I.J. The opportunities for
research in Australian medical schools. Medical Journal of Australia
2, 684-686
1953
46. Fenner, F. Host parasite relationships in myxomatosis of the Australian
wild rabbit. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Quantitative Biology 18,
291-294
47. Fenner, F. Classification of myxoma and fibroma viruses. Nature
171, 562-563
48. Fenner, F. Changes in the mortality-rate due to myxomatosis in
the Australian wild rabbit. Nature 172, 228-230
49. Fenner, F. and Day, M.F. Biological control of the rabbit in Australia.
Science News 28, 7-22
50. Farrant, J.L. and Fenner, F. A comparison of the morphology of
vaccinia and myxoma viruses. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology
& Medical Science 31, 121-125
51. Fenner, F. and Woodroofe, G.M. The pathogenesis of infectious
myxomatosis: the mechanism of infection and the immunological response
in the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus). British Journal of Experimental
Pathology 34, 400-411
52. Fenner, F. and Leach, R.H. The growth of mammalian tubercle bacilli
in Tween-albumin liquid medium. I. Observations on the proportion of
viable organisms the cytology and the virulence of bacilli at different
stages of growth of strain H37Rv. American Review of Tuberculosis 68,
321-341
53. Fenner, F. and Leach, R.H. The growth of mammalian tubercle bacilli
in Tween-albumin liquid medium. II. Observations on the proportion of
viable organisms, the cytology, the virulence, and the antigenicity
at different stages of growth of BCG. American Review of Tuberculosis
68, 342-371
54. Fenner, F., Marshall, I.D. and Woodroofe, G.M. Studies in the
epidemiology of infectious myxomatosis in rabbits. I. Recovery of Australian
wild rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) from myxomatosis under field conditions.
Journal of Hygiene 51, 225-244
1954
55. Fenner, F. The rabbit plague. Scientific American 190(2), 30-35
56. Fenner, F. and Leach, R.H. Studies of Mycobacterium ulcerans and
Mycobacterium balnei. III. Growth in the semi-synthetic culture media
of Dubos and drug sensitivity in vitro and in vivo. Australian Journal
of Experimental Biology & Medical Science 32, 835-852
57. Fenner, F. and Marshall, I.D. Passive immunity in myxomatosis
of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus): the protection conferred
on kittens born by immune does. Journal of Hygiene 52, 321-336
58. Fenner, F. and Woodroofe, G.M. Protection of laboratory rabbits
against myxomatosis by vaccination with fibroma virus. Australian Journal
of Experimental Biology & Medical Science 32, 653-668
59. Myers, K., Marshall, I.D., and Fenner, F. Studies in the epidemiology
of infectious myxomatosis of rabbits. III. Observations on two succeeding
epizootics in Australian wild rabbits on the Riverine Plain of south-eastern
Australia - 1951-1953. Journal of Hygiene 52, 337-360
1955
60. Fenner, F. Changes in the virulence of myxoma virus associated
with its natural transmission in population of the rabbit Oryctolagus
cuniculus. Journal of the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science
21, 137-144
61. Fenner, F. Occurrence of attenuated strains of myxoma virus in
Europe. Nature 176, 782-783
62. Marshall, I.D., Dyce, A.L., Poole, W.E., and Fenner, F. Studies
in the epidemiology of infectious myxomatosis of rabbits. IV. observations
of disease behaviour in two localities near the northern limit of rabbit
infestation in Australia, May 1952 to April 1953. Journal of Hygiene
53, 12-25
1956
63. Fenner, F. The pathogenesis of poliomyelitis. Medical Journal
of Australia 1, 205-208
64. Fenner, F. The pathogenic behaviour of Mycobacterium ulcerans
and Mycobacterium balnei in the mouse and the developing chick embryo.
American Review of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases 73, 650-673
65. Fenner, F. Evolutionary aspects of myxomatosis in Australia. Memorias
do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz 54, 271-278
66. Fenner, F. and McIntyre, G.A. Infectivity titrations of myxoma
virus in the rabbit and the developing chick embryo. Journal of Hygiene
54, 246-257
67. Fenner, F., Day, M.F. and Woodroofe, G.M. Epidemiological consequences
of the mechanical transmission of myxomatosis by mosquitoes. Journal
of Hygiene 54, 284-303
68. Day, M.F., Fenner, F., Woodroofe, G.M. and McIntyre, G.A. Further
studies on the mechanism of mosquito transmission of myxomatosis in
the European rabbit. Journal of Hygiene 54, 258-283
1957
69. Fenner, F. Myxomatosis in European rabbits - evolutionary changes
in an infectious disease. Australian Journal of Science 19, 117-122
70. Fenner. F. Homologous and heterologous immunity in infections
of mice with Mycobacterium ulcerans and Mycobacterium balnei. American
Review of Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Diseases 76, 76-89
71. Fenner, F. and Burnet, F.M. A short description of the poxvirus
group (vaccinia and related viruses). Virology 4, 305-314
72. Fenner, F. and Marshall, I.D. A comparison of the virulence for
European rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) of strains of myxoma virus
recovered in the field in Australia, Europe and America. Journal of
Hygiene 55, 149-191
73. Fenner, F., Poole, W.E., Marshall, I.D. and Dyce, A.L. Studies
in the epidemiology of infectious myxomatosis of rabbits. VI. The experimental
introduction of the European strain of myxoma virus into Australian
wild rabbit populations. Journal of Hygiene 55, 192-206
1958
74. Fenner, F. Listerian oration - The seed and the soil: Host susceptibility
in infectious diseases. Medical Journal of Australia 2, 477-482
75. Fenner, F. The biological characters of several strains of vaccinia,
cowpox and rabbitpox viruses. Virology 5, 502-529
76. Fenner, F. and Comben, B.M. Genetic studies with mammalian poxviruses.
I. Demonstration of recombination between two strains of vaccinia virus.
Virology 5, 530-548
77. Marshall, I.D. and Fenner, F. Studies in the epidemiology of infectious
myxomatosis of rabbits. V. Changes in the innate resistance of Australian
wild rabbits exposed to myxomatosis. Journal of Hygiene 56, 288-302
78. Lee, D.J., Fenner, F. and Lawrence, J.J. Mosquitoes and fowl pox
in the Sydney area. Australian Veterinary Journal 34, 230-237
1959
79. Fenner, F. Myxomatosis in Australian wild rabbits - evolutionary
changes in an infectious disease. The Harvey Lectures 53, 25-55
80. Fenner, F. Recent advances in viral infections of childhood. Medical
Journal of Australia 1, 137-140
81. Fenner, F. Myxomatosis. British Medical Bulletin 15, 240-245
82. Fenner, F.J. Myxomatosis. In "The Rabbit Problem in Australia"
pp. 6-16. Conference convened by C.S.I.R.O. in Melbourne, September
11-12, 1958. CSIRO, Melbourne.
83. Fenner, F. Genetic studies with mammalian poxviruses. II. Recombination
between two strains of vaccinia virus in single HeLa cells. Virology
8, 499-507
84. Fenner, F. and Cairns, J. Variation in virulence in relation to
adaptation to new hosts. In "The Viruses", (F.M. Burnet and W.M. Stanley,
eds.), vol. 3, pp. 225-249, Academic Press, New York.
85. Fenner, F., Holmes, I.H., Joklik, W.K. and Woodroofe, G.M. The
reactivation of heat-inactivated poxvirus: a general phenomenon which
includes the fibroma-myxoma virus transformation of Berry and Dedrick.
Nature 183, 1340-1341
1960
86. Fenner, F. and Woodroofe, G.M. The reactivation of poxviruses.
II. The range of reactivating viruses. Virology 11, 185-201
87. Gemmell, A. and Fenner, F. Genetic studies with mammalian poxviruses.
III. White (u) mutants of rabbitpox virus. Virology 11, 219-235
88. Woodroofe, G.M. and Fenner, F. Genetic studies with mammalian
poxviruses. IV. Hybridization between several different poxviruses.
Virology 12, 272-282
89. Marshall, I.D. and Fenner, F. Studies in the epidemiology of infectious
myxomatosis of rabbits. VII. The virulence of strains of myxoma virus
recovered from Australian wild rabbits between 1951 and 1959. Journal
of Hygiene 58, 485-488
90. Joklik, W.K., Woodroofe, G.M., Holmes, I.H. and Fenner, F. The
reactivation of poxviruses. I. Demonstration of the phenomenon and techniques
of assay. Virology 11, 168-184
1962
91. Fenner, F. The persistence of infection in populations. In "The
Problems of Laboratory Animal Disease (R.J.C. Harris, ed.), pp. 39-54.
Academic Press, London.
92. Fenner, F.J. Interactions between pox viruses. The Leeuwenhoek
Lecture. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 156, 388-414
93. Fenner, F. The reactivation of animal viruses. British Medical
Journal 2, 135-142
94. Woodroofe, G.M. and Fenner, F. Serological relationships within
the poxvirus group: an antigen common to all members of the group. Virology
16, 334-341
1963
95. Fenner, F. Studies on the reactivation of poxviruses. Perspectives
in Virology 3, 68-89
1964
96. Fenner, F. The evolution of myxomatosis. In Genetic Selection
in Man (W.J. Schull, ed.), pp. 264-293. University of Michigan Press,
Ann Arbor.
97. Fenner, F. Summary and analogy. In Newcastle Disease Virus: an
Evolving Pathogen (R. Hanson, ed.), pp. 327-341. University of Wisconsin
Press, Madison.
98. Fenner, F. and Sambrook, J. The genetics of animal viruses. Annual
Review of Microbiology 18, 47-94
1965
99. Fenner, F. Conditional lethal mutants in the study of the genetics
of animal viruses. Perspectives in Virology 4, 34-46
100. Fenner, F. Myxoma virus and Oryctolagus cuniculus: two colonizing
species. In The Genetics of Colonizing Species (H.G. Baker and G.L.
Stebbins, eds.), pp. 485-501. Academic Press, New York.
101. Fenner, F. Immune mechanisms in viral infections. In Viral &
Rickettsial Infections of Man, 4th Ed. (F. Horsfall and I. Tamm, eds.),
p. 356-384. Lippincott, New York.
102. Fenner, F. Viruses of the myxoma-fibroma subgroup of the poxviruses.
II. Comparison of soluble antigens by gel diffusion tests, and a general
discussion of the subgroup. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology
& Medical Science 43, 143-156
103. Fenner, F. and Chapple, P.J. Evolutionary changes in myxoma virus
in Britain. An examination of 222 naturally-occurring strains obtained
from 80 counties during the period October-November, 1962. Journal of
Hygiene 63, 175-185
104. Fenner, F. and Woodroofe, G.M. Changes in the virulence and antigenic
structure of strains of myxoma virus recovered from Australian wild
rabbits between 1950 and 1964. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology
& Medical Science 43, 359-370
105. Woodroofe, G.M. and Fenner, F. Viruses of the myxoma-fibroma
subgroup of the poxviruses. I. Plaque production in cultured cells,
plaque-reduction tests, and cross-protection tests in rabbits. Australian
Journal of Experimental Biology & Medical Science 43, 123-142 106. Fenner,
F. The Aborigines. Physical features. In The Australian Encyclopaedia,
(A. H. Chisholm, Editor-in-Chief), Vol. 1, 9-12. Angas and Robertson,
Sydney.
1966
107. Fenner, F. and Sambrook, J.F. Conditional lethal mutants of rabbitpox
virus. II. Mutants (p) which fail to multiply in PK-2a cells. Virology
28, 600-609
1967
108. Fenner, F. Modern trends in animal virology. Australian Journal
of Science 30, 52-58
109. Fenner, F. Medical virology: the present situation. Medical Journal
of Australia 2, 1102-1105
110. Fenner, F. Medical virology: future developments. Medical Journal
of Australia 2, 1138-1141
111. Fenner, F. Viruses and vertebrates. Facts and speculation about
the evolution of virus diseases. The Matthew Flinders Lecture. Records
of the Australian Academy of Science 1, 131-151
1968
112. Fenner, F. (unsigned) Chemotherapy of viral infections. Medical
Journal of Australia 1, 855-856
113. Bellett, A.J.D. and Fenner, F. Studies of base-sequence homology
among some cytoplasmic deoxyriboviruses of vertebrate and invertebrate
animals. Journal of Virology 2, 1374-1380
1969
114. Fenner, F. Trends in microbiological research in Australia: Historical
perspectives. Australian Journal of Science 31, 239-247
115. Fenner, F. Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu: three faces of science.
Australasian Annals of Medicine 18, 351-360
116. Fenner, F. The John Curtin School of Medical Research. Far East
Medical Journal 5, 340-343
117. Fenner, F. Conditional lethal mutants of animal viruses. Current
Topics in Microbiology & Immunology 48, 1-28
1970
118. Fenner, F. Pathogenesis of rubella infection. Australian Journal
of Mental Retardation 1, 12-15
119. Fenner, F. The effects of changing social organisation on the
infectious diseases of man. In "Impact of Civilization on the Biology
of Man" (S.V. Boyden, ed.), pp. 48-68, Australian National University
Press, Canberra.
120. Fenner, F. Genetic aspects of viral diseases. Lilly Lecture.
Journal of the Royal College of Physicians London 5, 13-30
121. Fenner, F. An overview of man and his environment in Australia.
Proceedings of the 1st International Congress for Domiciliary Nursing,
1-8 February 1970 (Cyclostyled), pp. 370-381
122. Fenner, F. The genetics of animal viruses. Annual Review of Microbiology
24, 297-334
123. Fenner, F. Infection and social change. New Scientist 47, 528-531
1971
124. Fenner, F. The Environment. In How Many Australians? Immigration
and Growth, pp. 37-60. Angus & Robertson, Sydney.
125. Fenner, F. Infectious disease and social change. Medical Journal
of Australia 1, 1043-1047, 1099-1102
126. Fenner, F. The history of the John Curtin School of Medical Research.
A centre for research and postgraduate education in the basic medical
sciences. Victor Coppleson Memorial Lecture. Medical Journal of Australia
2, 177-186
127. Fenner, F. Evolution in action: Myxomatosis in the Australian
wild rabbit. In "Topics in the Study of Life. The BIO Source Book",
pp. 463-471. Harper & Row, New York.
1972
128. Fenner, F. Microbes as agents of disease. Search 3, 124-126
129. Fenner, F. Howard Walter Florey. Dictionary of Scientific Biography,
Vol. 5, pp. 41-44. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York.
130. Fenner, F. Genetic aspects of viral diseases of animals. Progress
in Medical Genetics 8, 1-60
1973
131. Fenner, F. Perspectives in virology: 1967-1972. Perspectives
in Virology VIII (M. Pollard, ed.), pp. 1-5. Academic Press, New York.
132. Fenner, F. Viruses and the immune response. In Immunity in Viral
& Rickettsial Diseases 17th Annual OHOLO Biological Conference (A. Kohn
and M. A. Klingberg, eds.), pp. 7-17. Plenum Publishing Corporation,
New York.
133. Fenner, F. The possible use of temperature-sensitive conditional
lethal mutants for immunization in viral infections. In Immunity in
Viral & Rickettsial Diseases 17th Annual OHOLO Biological Conference
(A. Kohn and M. A. Klingberg, eds.), pp. 131-144. Plenun Publishing
Corporation, New York.
134. Fenner, F. Industry and the environment. A scientist's view of
some of the long-term implications. Science and Industry Forum Report
No. 6, pp. 49-57, Australian Academy of Science, Canberra.
135. Fenner, F. The pressure of population. Royal Melbourne Institute
of Technology Lecture Series Man and his Australian Environment, pp.
15-34. Ormond, Melbourne.
136. Fenner, F. The evolution of viruses. David Memorial Lecture.
Search 4, 477-485
137. Bellett, A.J.D., Fenner, F., and Gibbs, A.J. The Viruses. In
Viruses & Invertebrates (A.J. Gibbs, ed.), pp. 41-88. North Holland
Publishing Co., Amsterdam.
1974
138. Fenner, F. The classification of viruses; why, when, and how.
Sydney Rubbo Memorial Oration. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology
& Medical Science 52, 223-240
139. Fenner, F. The "Bairnsdale bacillus": Mycobacterium ulcerans.
Papua New Guinea Medical Journal 17, 126-128
140. Fenner, F. Official names for viral families. ASM News 40, 948
141. Fenner, F., Pereira, H.G., Porterfield, J.S., Joklik, W.K., Downie,
A.W. Family and generic names for viruses approved by the International
Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses June 1974. Intervirology 3, 193-198
1975
142. Fenner, F. (Associate Editor). Environmental Impact Assessment.
Principles and Procedures. SCOPE, Toronto, Canada. 160 pages
143. Fenner, F. A national system of ecological reserves in Australia.
Search 6, 108-111
144. Fenner, F. (editor) A National System of Ecological Reserves
in Australia. Australian Academy of Science Report No. 19. 114 pages
145. Fenner, F. and Blanden, R.V. History of Viral Immunology. In
Viral Immunology and Immunopathology (A.L. Notkins, ed.), pp. 1-26,
Academic Press, New York.
146. Fenner, F. Animal Viruses of Genetic Interest. In Handbook of
Genetics, Vol. 4, Vertebrates of Genetic Interest (R.C. King, ed.),
pp. 567-580. Plenum Press, New York.
147. Fenner, F. (member of Working Party). Diet and Coronary Heart
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152. Fenner, F.J. Australian aborigines, the Fore of Papua New Guinea,
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153. Fenner, F. The eradication of smallpox. Progress in Medical Virology
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154. Fenner, F. Environmental studies in Australian universities.
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155. Fenner, F. The nature and classification of viruses of man. Pharmacology
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156. Fenner, F. The pathogenesis and frequency of viral infections
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157. Fenner, F. Processes that contribute to the establishment and
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158. Fenner, F. and Myers, K. Myxoma virus and myxomatosis in retrospect:
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159. Fenner, F. Portraits of viruses: the poxviruses. Intervirology
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160. Fenner, F. Burnet and infectious diseases. Walter and Eliza Hall
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161. Fenner, F. The Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies
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162. Fenner, F. A welcome extinction. Environmental Conservation 7,
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163. Fenner, F. The global eradication of smallpox. Medical Journal
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164. Fenner, F. The global eradication of smallpox: What are the lessons?
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166. Fenner, F. Smallpox and its eradication. In Changing Disease
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167. Fenner, F. (Chairman of Committee). Recombinant DNA : An Australian
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168. Fenner, F. (Chairman of Global Commission). The Global Eradication
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169. Fenner, F. Mousepox (infectious ectromelia) Past, present and
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170. Fenner, F. Microbiological pollution of groundwater. In Proceedings
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171. Fenner, F. Address at the unveiling of the Florey plaque at Westminster
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172. Fenner, F. A successful eradication campaign. Global eradication
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175. Fenner, F. Transmission cycles and broad patterns of observed
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176. Fenner, F. Epidemiology and Evolution. In Medical Microbiology:.Principles
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177. Fenner, F. and Stanley, N.F. A summary of the discussion and
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178. Fenner, F. The Florey Lecture. Biological control, as exemplified
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179. Fenner, F. and Gibbs, A. Cryptograms - 1982. Intervirology 19,
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180. Fenner, F. The Brailsford Robertson-Florey Lecture. Smallpox,
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182. Fenner, F. The pathogenesis and frequency of viral infections
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183. Fenner, F. Viral vectors for vaccines. In New Approaches to Vaccine
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184. Fenner, F. (Chairman of Advisory Committee). The Future Operation
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185. Gibbs, A. and Fenner, F. Methods for comparing sequence data
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186. Fenner, F. Lessons from the smallpox eradication campaign. In
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188. Fenner, F. Poxviruses. In Virology (B.N. Fields et al., eds.),
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189. Fenner, F. Epidemiology and Evolution. In Medical Microbiology,
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190. Fenner, F. The medical research institutes of Australia. Medical
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192. Arita, I. and Fenner, F. Complications of smallpox vaccination.
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193. Fenner, F. Eradication and possible reintroduction of smallpox
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194. Fenner, F. The eradication of infectious diseases. South African
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195. Fenner, F. Keynote address. In Viral and Mycoplasmal Infections
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196. Arita, I., Wickett, J. and Fenner, F. Impact of population density
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197. Allen,.A.M., Collins, M.J., Jr., and Fenner, F. Ectromelia. In
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198. Fenner, F. Frank Macfarlane Burnet, 1899 - 1985. Biographical
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199. Fenner, F. Frank Macfarlane Burnet, Biographical Memoir. Historical
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200. Fenner, F. Frank Macfarlane Burnet, Biographical Memoir. Year
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201. Fenner, F. Smallpox in South East Asia. Crossroads 3, 34 - 48.
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203. Fenner, F. The Eradication of Smallpox. Impact of Science on
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205. Fenner, F. Sir Frank Macfarlane Burnet: scientist and thinker.
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206. Fenner, F. Medicine and medical sciences. In "The Australian
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207. Fenner, F. J. Florey, Lord Howard Walter, Baron Florey of Adelaide
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208. Fenner, F. Opening address. In "The Scientific Significance of
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209. Fenner, F. Introductory address. In "Immunology of Virus Diseases",
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210. Fenner, F. Risks and benefits of vaccinia vaccine use in the
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211. Fenner, F. Poxviruses. In "Virology" 2nd. ed. (B. N. Fields et
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212. Fenner, F. Patterns of establishment and spread of animal Viruses.
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213. Fenner, F. Poxviruses of laboratory animals. Laboratory Animal
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214. Fenner, F. Epidemiology and evolution. In Medical Microbiology,
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216. Fenner, F. The impact of the Bancroft kindred on Australian medical
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217. Fenner, F. Emerging virus diseases. Virus Information.Exchange
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218. Fenner, F. Vaccinia virus as a vaccine, and poxvirus pathogenesis.
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219. Fenner, F. From mousepox to smallpox through myxomatosis and
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220. Fenner, F. Emerging virus diseases. In Virus Diseases: the Global
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221. Fenner, F. Human monkeypox, a newly discovered human virus disease.
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222. Fenner, F. Australian Academy of Science. In "International Encyclopedia
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223. Fenner, F. A biologist's view of demography. In "The Founding
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224. Fenner, F. Smallpox: emergence, global spread. and eradication.
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225. Mahy, B., Almond, J., Berns, K., Chanock, R., Lvov, D., Pettersson,
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226. Fenner, F. and Ross, J. Myxomatosis. In "The European Rabbit.
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227. Henderson, D. A. and Fenner, F. Smallpox and vaccinia. In "Vaccines"
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228. Fenner, F. The WHO global smallpox eradication programme: vaccine
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229. Fenner, F. Poxviral zoonoses. In "Handbook of Zoonoses. Second
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230. Fenner, F. and Kerr, P.J. Evolution of the poxviruses, including
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231. Fenner, F. Myxomatosis. In "Ecological Epidemiology of Parasitic
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232. Fenner, F. Genetics of animal viruses. In "Encyclopedia of Virology,"
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233. Fenner, F. History of virology: general. In "Encyclopedia of
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234. Fenner, F. Mousepox and rabbitpox viruses. In "Encyclopedia of
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235. Fenner, F. Poxviridae. In "Virus Infections of Rodents and Lagomorphs."
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236. Fenner, F. Mousepox (ectromelia). In "Virus Infections of Rodents
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237. Fenner, F. Cowpox virus. In "Virus Infections of Rodents and
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238. Fenner, F. Monkeypox virus. In "Virus Infections of Rodents and
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239. Fenner, F. Tatera poxvirus. In "Virus Infections of Rodents and
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240. Fenner, F. and Regnery, D.C. Volepox virus. In "Virus Infections
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241. Fenner, F. Squirrel fibroma viruses. In "Virus Infections of
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242. Fenner, F. Squirrel parapoxvirus. In "Virus Infections of Rodents
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243. Fenner, F. Poxviruses of lagomorphs. In "Virus Infections of
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244. Fenner, F. Rabbitpox virus. In "Virus Infections of Rodents and
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245. Fenner, F. Myxoma virus. In "Virus Infections of Rodents and
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246. Fenner, F. Rabbit fibroma virus. In "Virus Infections in Rodents
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247. Fenner, F. Hare fibroma virus. In "Virus Infections in Rodents
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248. Allen, A.M., Collins, M.J., Jr., and Fenner, F. Ectromelia. In
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249. Fenner, F. and Myers, K. Biological control of the rabbit in
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250. Fenner, F. Classical studies of virus evolution. In "Molecular
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251. Fenner, F. Poxviruses. In "Virology" 3rd. ed. (B. N. Fields et
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252. Fenner, F. and Buller, R. M.L. Mousepox (infectious ectromelia
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253. Fenner, F. The pathogenesis of the acute exanthems. Reviewed
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254. Fenner, F. Smallpox eradication: the vindication of Jenner's
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255. Fenner, F. History of smallpox. In "Microbes Hunters---Then and
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256. Fenner, F. Poxviridae. In "Virus Infections of Equines." (M.J.
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257. Fenner, F. Poxvirus Infections. In "Virus Infections of Equines."
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258. Fenner, F. L'eradication de la variole: de la prophetie de Jenner.
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259. Fenner, F. Fairley, Sir Neil Hamilton. In "Australian Dictionary
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260. Fenner, F. Florey, Howard Walter. In "Australian Dictionary of
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261. Fenner, F. Gottschalk, Alfred. In "Australian Dictionary of Biography",
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262. Fenner, F. Burnet's contributions to influenza research. In "Options
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263. Fenner, F. Foreword. In "Survival, Health and Wellbeing into
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264. Fenner, F., Pastoret, P. P., Blancou, J. and Terré, J. Historical
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266. Fenner, F. Poxviruses. In "Clinical Virology", (D.D. Richman,
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268. Fenner, F. Erradicacion de la viruela: lecciones para el futuro
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272. Fenner, F. and Sweeney, A.W. Malaria in New Guinea during the
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274. Fenner, F. Howard Florey: his other contributions. Microbiology
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275. Fenner, F. Historical Vignette. A life with poxviruses and publishers.
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276. Fenner, F. Candidate viral diseases for elimination or eradication.
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277. Fenner, F. Some notable advances in microbiology made by Australians.
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278. Fenner, F. Burnet the virologist, 1925-1940. Microbiology Australia,
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279. Fenner, F. Les politiques de vaccination et l'éradication de
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280. Fenner, F. How Burnet became involved in immunology. ASI Newsletter
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284. Fenner. F. Nature, nurture and my experience with smallpox eradication.
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285. Calisher, C.H. and Fenner, F.J. Macroecology and microecology
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286. Fenner, F. Herbert Cole Coombs, 1906-1997. Historical Records
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287. Fenner, F. Adventures with poxviruses of vertebrates. FEMS Microbiological
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