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Herpes simplex virus-1 (HSV-1) is common and can cause significant disease in humans. Unfortunately, efforts to develop effective vaccines against HSV-1 have so far failed. A detailed understanding of how the virus infects its host and how the host mounts potent immune responses against the virus may inform new vaccine approaches. Here, using a zosteriform mouse model, we examined how the HSV-1 gene
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