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Pathogenetic Consequences of Cytomegalovirus-Host Co-evolution
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Co-evolution has been shown to result in an adaptive reciprocal modification in the respective behaviors of interacting populations over time.In the case of host-parasite co-evolution,the adaptive behavior is most evident from the reciprocal change in fitness of host and parasite-manifested in terms of pathogen survival versus host resistance.Cytomegaloviruses and their hosts represent a pairing of populations that has co-evolved over hundreds of years.This review explores the pathogenetic consequences emerging from the behavioral changes caused by co-evolutionary forces on the virus and its host.
CytomegalovirusCo-evolutionPathogenesis
Gerardo Abenes、Fenyong Liu
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Division of Infectious Diseases,School of Public Health,University of California,Berkeley,CA94720,USA
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