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Epigenetic misprogramming of cell differentiation links transient viral infection to chronic diseases across tissues
Virus-induced epigenetic changes in stem-cell differentiation pathways emerge here as a shared mechanism linking fundamentally different chronic diseases, offering candidate biomarkers and new intervention targets. Chronic diseases increasingly trace back to transient viral exposure, yet unrelated p
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