Where do recurrent HSV-1 cold sores come from? What is the viral process that allows transmission of virus in the host?
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Step 1: Recurrent HSV-1 cold sores come from the herpes simplex virus, specifically HSV-1, which remains dormant in nerve cells in the face after the initial infection. Show more…
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