Kathryn A. Hanley
Web: http://biology-web.nmsu.edu/hanley
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Book chapter
Origin and Evolution of Viruses
Peer-reviewed (Journal Article)
Vasilakis,
N., E. Deardoff, J.L. Kenney, S.R. Rossi, K.A. Hanley, S.C. Weaver. 2009.
Mosquitoes put the brake on evolution: experimental evolution reveals slower
mutation accumulation in mosquito cells than vertebrate cells. submitted to
PLoS Pathogens.
Joseph,
S.B., K.A. Hanley, L. Chao, C.L. Burch. 2009. Coinfection rates in
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bacteriophage are enhanced by virus-induced changes in host cells.
Evolutionary
Applications. Epub ahead of print.
Pepin,
K.M. and Hanley K.A.
2008. Density-dependent competitive suppression of sylvatic dengue virus
by endemic dengue virus
in cultured
mosquito cells.
submitted to Vector Borne and Zoonotic Diseases.
Vasilakis, N.,
E.B. Fokam, C.T.Hanson, E. Weinberg, A.A. Sall, S. S. Whitehead, K.A.
Hanley, S.C. Weaver. 2008. Genetic and phenotypic characterization
of sylvatic dengue strains. submitted to Virology.
Hanley, K.A.,
J.T. Nelson, E. E. Schirtzinger, S.S. Whitehead, C.T. Hanson. 2008. Superior
infectivity for mosquito vectors contributes to competitive displacement
among strains of dengue virus. BMC Ecology 8:1.[PDF]
Pepin, K.M., K.
Lambeth, K.A. Hanley. 2008.
Asymmetric competitive suppression between strains of dengue virus. BMC
Microbiology 8:28.[PDF]
Blaney, J.E.,
Jr., N. Sathe, C.T. Hanson. L. Goddard, T.A. Romero, K.A. Hanley,
B.R. Murphy, S.S. Whitehead. 2008. Dengue virus type 3 vaccine candidates generated
by
introduction of deletions in the 3’ untranslated region (UTR) or exchange
of the DENV3 3’ UTR with that of DENV4. Vaccine 26:817-28.
Vasilakos, N., E.
J. Shell, E.B. Fokam, P.W. Mason, K.A. Hanley, D.M. Estes,
and S.C. Weaver. 2006. Potential of ancestral sylvatic dengue-2 viruses to
re-emerge. Virology 358, 402-412.[PDF]
T. A. Romero, E. Tumban, J. Jun, W.B.Lott, and K.A. Hanley.
2006. Secondary structure of dengue virus 4 3' untranslated region: Impact of
deletion
and substitution mutations. Journal of General Virology 87, 3291-3296.
[PDF]
Hanley,
K.A.,
L.B. Goddard, L.E. Gilmore, T.W. Scott, J. Speicher, B.R. Murphy, A. G.
Pletnev. 2005. Infectivity of West Nile/Dengue chimeric viruses for West
Nile and Dengue mosquito vectors.
Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases
5:
1-10.[PDF]
Blaney,
Jr., J.E., C.T. Hanson, C. Y. Firestone,
K.A.
Hanley,
B.R. Murphy, S.S. Whitehead. 2004. Genetically modified, live attenuated
dengue virus type 3 vaccine candidates.
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
71:
811-821.
[PDF]
Blaney, J.E., Jr., C.T. Hanson,
K.A. Hanley,
B.R. Murphy and S. W. Whitehead. 2004. Vaccine candidates derived from a
novel infectious cDNA clone of an American genotype dengue virus type 2.
Biomed
Central Infectious Diseases
4: 39-49.
[PDF]
Hanley,
K.A.,
L.R. Manlucu, G.G. Manipon, C.T. Hanson, S.S. Whitehead, B.R. Murphy, J.E.
Blaney Jr. 2004. Introduction of mutations into the non-structural genes or
3’ untranslated region of an attenuated dengue virus type 4 vaccine
candidate further decreases replication in rhesus monkeys while retaining
protective immunity.
Vaccine
22:3440-3448.
Burch, C.L., P.E. Turner, and
K.A. Hanley.
2003. Patterns of epistasis in RNA viruses: a review of the evidence from
vaccine design.
Journal of Evolutionary Biology
16:1223-1235.
Whitehead, S.S.,
K.A. Hanley,
J.E. Blaney Jr., L.E. Gilmore, W.R. Elkins, and B.R. Murphy. 2003.
Substitution of the structural genes of dengue virus type 4 with those of
type 2 results in chimeric vaccine candidates which are attenuated for
mosquitoes, mice and rhesus monkeys.
Vaccine
21:4307-4316.
Hanley, K.A.,
L.R. Manlucu, L.E. Gilmore, J.E. Blaney
Jr., C. T. Hanson, B.R. Murphy and S.S. Whitehead. 2003. A trade-off in
replication in mosquito versus mammalian systems conferred by a point
mutation in the NS4B protein of dengue virus type 4.
Virology
312:
222-232.
Whitehead, S.S., B. Falgout,
K.A. Hanley,
J.E. Blaney Jr., L. Markoff, and B.R. Murphy. 2003. A live attenuated dengue
virus type 1 vaccine candidate with a 30 nucleotide deletion in the 3’
untranslated region is highly attenuated and immunogenic in monkeys.
Journal of Virology
77:1653-1657.
Hanley, K.A., J.J. Lee, J.E. Blaney, Jr., B.R.
Murphy, and S.S. Whitehead. 2002. Paired charge-to-alanine mutagenesis of
dengue virus type 4 NS5 confers temperature-sensitive, host-range and mouse
attenuation phenotypes.
Journal of Virology
76:
525-531.
Hanley, K.A.
and J.A. Stamps. 2002. Does
corticosterone mediate bidirectional interactions between social behaviour
and blood parasites in juvenile black iguanas,
Ctenosaura similis?
Animal
Behaviour
63: 311-322.
Troyer, J. M.1,
K.A. Hanley1,
S.S. Whitehead, D. Strickman, R.A. Karron, A. P. Durbin, and B. R. Murphy.
2001. A live attenuated recombinant dengue-4 virus vaccine candidate with
restricted capacity for dissemination in mosquitoes and lack of transmission
from vaccinees to mosquitoes.
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and
Hygiene
65:414-419.
1Equal contribution by first two authors.
Pletnev, A.G., M. Bray,
K.A. Hanley,
J. Speicher and R. Elkins. 2001. Tick-borne Langat/mosquito-borne Dengue
flavivirus chimera, a candidate live-attenuated vaccine for protection
against disease caused by members of the tick-borne encephalitis virus
complex: evaluation in rhesus monkeys and mosquitoes.
Journal of Virology
75:
8259-8267.
[PDF]
Chao, L.,
K.A. Hanley, C. L. Burch, C. Dahlberg, and P.E.
Turner. 2000. Kin selection and the evolution of virulence in parasites:
Making hard and soft choices.
Quarterly Review of Biology
75:261-275.
[PDF]
Schall, J.J., H. R. Prendiville, and
K.A.
Hanley.
2000. Prevalence of the tick,
Ixodes pacificus, on western fence lizards,
Sceloporus occidentalis: Trends by gender, size, season, site and mite infestation.
Journal of Herpetology
34:160-163.
K.A. Hanley,
M.L. Elliott, and J.A. Stamps. 1999.
Chemical recognition of familiar versus unfamiliar conspecifics by juvenile
black iguanas,
Ctenosaura similis.
Ethology
105:
641-650.
Turner, P.E., C. L. Burch,
K.A. Hanley,
and L. Chao. 1999. Hybrid frequencies confirm limit to coinfection in the
RNA bacteriophage Phi 6.
Journal of Virology
73: 2420-2424.
[PDF]
Hanley, K.A., K.R. Petren, and T.J. Case. 1998. An
experimental investigation of the competitive displacement of a native gecko
by an invading gecko: no role for parasites.
Oecologia
115:
196-205.
Hanley, K.A., R.N. Fisher, and T.J. Case. 1995.
Higher mite infestations in sexual geckos than their asexual congeners.
Evolution
49(3):
418-436.
Hanley, K.A., D.M. Vollmer, and T.J. Case. 1995. The
distribution and prevalence of helminths, coccidia and blood parasites in
two competing species of gecko: implications for apparent competition.
Oecologia
102:
220-229.
Radtkey, R.R., S. Donnellan, R.N. Fisher, C. Moritz,
K.A.
Hanley,
and
T.J. Case. 1995. When species collide: the origin and spread of an asexual
gecko species.
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London (Biology)
259:145-152.
Upton, S.J.,
K.A. Hanley,
and T.J. Case. 1994.
Eimeria frenatus
sp. n. and
Eimeriarochalimai
(Apicomplexa:
Eimeriidae) from
Hemidactylus frenatus
(Sauria:Gekkonidae) in Hawaii.
Transactions of the American Microscopical Society113(3): 390-394.
Hanley, K.A.,
D.T. Bolger, and T.J. Case. 1994.
Comparative ecology of sexual and asexual gecko congeners (Lepidodactylus)
in French Polynesia.
Evolutionary Ecology
8: 438-454. Upton, S.J.,
K.A.
Hanley,
T.J. Case, and C.T. McCallister. 1991. Description of
Isospora schlegeli
(Apicomplexa:
Eimeriidae)
from gekkonid lizards in the South Pacific.
Canadian Journal of Zoology
69:
3108-3110
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Updated February, 2008
