Learn how the herpes virus hijacks immune pathways to trigger reactivation and what this means for potential new treatments.

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A new study reveals that the herpes virus can hijack the immune system to reactivate itself. Researchers found that the viral protein UL12.5 triggers immune responses to wake up the virus. This could ...

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