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. 1977 May;32(5):803–810.

Susceptibility of human lymphocyte populations to infection by herpes simplex virus.

B K Pelton, R C Imrie, A M Denman
PMCID: PMC1445301  PMID: 301117

Abstract

The antibody response to diphtheria toxoid by cultured tonsil cells was suppressed by herpes simplex virus during its inductive stage. Since only T lymphocytes readily supported virus replication, this immunosuppression may be attributed to a selective effect of the virus on this population of cells.

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