[Utilization of hybridization in situ and PCR in situ methods to detect latent infection by the wild strain of HSV-1 and by a mutant with reduced reactivation].

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The aim of the study was to detect the number of latently infected cells with wild type virus and with mutant with reduced reactivation. Using PCR in situ method we established, that the number of cells containing genome of these viruses do not differ especially between them. The number of cells with LAT expression is significantly reduced in the ganglia infected with mutant with impaired reactivation as we...

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