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Coxsackievirus can persist in murine pancreas by deletion of 5′ terminal genomic sequences

11 Aug 2014

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Enterovirus infections are generally acute and rapidly cleared by the host immune response. Enteroviruses can at times persist in immunologically intact individuals after the rise of the type-specific neutralizing immune response. The mechanism of enterovirus persistence was shown in group B coxsackieviruses (CVB) to be due to naturally-occurring deletions at the 5' terminus of the genome which variably impact...

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PMID: 25111164
DOI: 10.1002/jmv.24039

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