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The HCMV interactome : a quantitative analysis of human cytomegalovirus-host protein interactions

2020-01-01

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Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) is a ubiquitous pathogen that infects the majority of the adult population. Similarly to other herpesvirus, it is able to enter a state of latency, persisting within the host for life. Infection of healthy individuals is normally asymptomatic, however it is among the most common causes of allograft rejection, and can lead to several life-threatening diseases in the immunocompromised. M...

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17e4ac6e-7e4f-5a3d-9577-1bff7ebd334a
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10.17863/cam.52267
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