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Characterisation of T cell responses to proteins expressed during human cytomegalovirus latency

2019-01-01

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Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) is a betaherpesvirus that establishes a lifelong infection in hosts. In the majority of cases, the immune response to primary HCMV infection limits viral replication and dissemination, such that overt clinical disease is prevented. However, the immune system cannot prevent the virus establishing a latent infection, which enables lifelong persistence. Historically, a long-standing view...

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1b56ac32-5532-5c7b-b0ae-224b3a705b13
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10.17863/cam.41093
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