… in murine tissues during chronic stage infections. This has allowed us to readily visualise
parasites residing within individual host cells in chronically infected animals. Here, we describe …

… agent is capable of entering cells already in a late stage of an initial infection, and, in the
absence of direct inhibition, is able to replicate its DNA. Moreover, the second virus is …

… stage of DNA replication does not require UL9 (22); in fact, UL9 appears to inhibit HSV
infection late in infection … have shown that replication intermediates in HSV-1-infected cells are …

… synthesis were determined to provide the background information on the sites andthe time
course of DNA replication in the infected cells for the subsequent experiments. Therate of [3H]…

… DDR factors may also play roles at late stages of infection… DNA replication. Among the
cellular factors recruited to promote virus infection are proteins involved in cellular DNA replication …

… PODs in IE1-infected U373-PML cells. Formation of viral DNA replication compartments in …
lower after wild-type virus infection and 12-fold lower after infection with IE1 than in the control …

… Only about one-third of the total DNA replicated during the early part of the infection cycle is
… The present paper deals with the later stages of viral replication, and will describe: (1) the …

… the infected cell. For these reasons, gemifew proteins. Therefore, their DNA replication cycle
… proteins with a function at some stage of the viral DNA replication cycle. Some of them, eg …

… Replicating molecules of SV40 DNA at different stages of replication … pool may explain
the delay in the appearance of mature viral DNA after addition of isotope to infected cells. …

… were formed, We were unable to observe the covalent addition of newly synthesized progeny
DNA to parental strands at the early stages of replication. I have two questions. (1) Do you …