Viral genetics modulate orolabial HSV-1 shedding in humans.

Meena S. Ramchandani(Public Health – Seattle & King County), David M. Koelle(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Eric Strachan(University of Washington), Amalia Magaret(University of Namur), Kerry J. Laing(University of Washington), Tran Tran(University of Washington), Hong Xie(Shenyang Agricultural University), Lichen Jing(University of Washington), Pavitra Roychoudhury(Cape Town HVTN Immunology Laboratory / Hutchinson Centre Research Institute of South Africa), Anna Wald(University of Washington), Alexander L. Greninger(University of Washington), Ronnie M. Russell(University of Pennsylvania), Anqi Cheng(University of Washington), Keith R. Jerome(University of Washington), Stacy Selke(University of Washington), Meei‐Li Huang(Infectious Disease Research Institute)
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January 1, 2018
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