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

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Arashdeep Singh,Savita Sharma,Dollys 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.

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History of Cytomegalovirus,irus was recognized and described. It may be called the “period of cytopathology.” The second period was initiated by the isolation of the virus and may be called the “virological period.” Both periods were essential for the elucidation of the expanding spectrum of diseases associated with CMV.

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Molecular Biology of Cytomegalovirus Replication,, or become latent. This chapter focuses on the molecular events associated with CMV gene expression and replication. The CMV classification is based on the biological properties of host specificity, length of the replication cycle, and cytopathic effects. These viruses are referred to as betaherpesviruses (Roizman and Batterson, 1985).

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Serologic Tests for Cytomegalovirus Infections,each test are presented along with its utility. The technical details of each procedure are not described, as they have been admirably updated elsewhere (Lennette and Schmidt, 1979; Schmidt and Emmons, 1989). Tests for cellular immunity against CMV and their changes during and after various infections are described in Chapter 7.