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Host-directed clearance of nuclear tegument U14 terminates NF-κB signaling and supports HHV-6A replication
Innate immune and cellular stress responses triggered by infection must be transient and tightly controlled to restrain pathogens without harming the host. Herpesvirus infection induces NF-κB signaling through multiple viral and host inputs, yet how this response is terminated during productive inf
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