Titlebook: Cytomegalovirus; Biology and Infectio Monto Ho Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 biology.diagnosis.epidemiology.gene.

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Cell-Mediated Immunity to Cytomegalovirus Infection,ces is discussed in the chapter on pathology (Chapter 10). The immunosuppressive effects of CMV infection in the human and in mice are treated, respectively, in Sections 13.1.5 and 16.6.3. Here we concentrate on changes in specific and nonspecific cell-mediated immunity (CMI) following infections with CMV.

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Congenital and Perinatal Human Cytomegalovirus Infections,s a virological event documented by isolation of virus or by serologic evidence. More often than not it is asymptomatic, subclinical, or inapparent. When it is accompanied by manifestation of disease, we speak of “symptomatic” infection or infection with disease.

Commentary

Nonhuman Cytomegaloviruses,y clear-cut and appear to be in the process of evaluation. I have decided not to review comprehensively all the so-called cytomegaloviruses of other animals; such a review properly belongs to a separate treatise or to one on herpesviruses.