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A unique spliced varicella-zoster virus latency transcript represses expression of the viral transactivator gene 61

2017-08-10

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During primary infection, neurotropic alphaherpesviruses (αHVs) gain access to neurons in sensory and cranial ganglia establishing lifelong latent infection from which they can later reactivate to cause debilitating disease 1 . For most αHVs, including the best-studied herpes simplex type 1 ( HSV-1), viral latency is characterized by expression of a single or restricted set of transcripts that map antisense to th...

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ed3dc9c1-aac6-5852-a328-7f2f231deb85
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10.1101/174797
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