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Human Cytomegalovirus

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Virus-Induced Immunosuppression

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The modern era of investigation of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) began with the independent isolation of viruses from three different laboratories(1–3) An insightful historic account of those reports was given by Weller.(4) The AD 169 strain isolated by Rowe et al.(3) from cultures of adenoids and the Davis strain isolated by Weller et al.(2) from a liver biopsy became prototype strains for study. More recently, the Towne strain isolated from urine and studied by Plotkin et al.(5) as a vaccine candidate joined AD 169 and Davis as the three most studied strains of HCMV.

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