Latency of alpha-herpes viruses is accompanied by a chronic inflammation in human trigeminal ganglia but not in dorsal root ganglia.

Katharina Hüfner; Tobias Derfuss; Simone Herberger; Kishiko Sunami; Steven Russell; Inga Sinicina; Viktor Arbusow; Michael Strupp; Thomas Brandt; Diethilde Theil

doi:10.1097/01.jnen.0000235852.92963.bf

Latency of alpha-herpes viruses is accompanied by a chronic inflammation in human trigeminal ganglia but not in dorsal root ganglia.

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Latency of alpha-herpes viruses is accompanied by a chronic inflammation in human trigeminal ganglia but not in dorsal root ganglia.

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