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Consensus clustering of herpesvirus protein interaction networks provides insights into their evolutionary relationship with bacteriophages

2018-11-19

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Infections with human herpesviruses are ubiquitous and a public health concern worldwide. Current treatments reduce the morbidity of some manifested symptoms but neither remove the viral reservoir from the infected host nor protect from the recurrent symptom outbreaks that characterize herpetic infections. The difficulty in therapeutically tackling these viral systems stems in part from their remarkably large prot...

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c6247ab6-4dfb-522d-8b76-5dfc71a23198
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10.1101/473751
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