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Researchers from Aarhus University have discovered a previously unknown defense mechanism in the body that is the reason why herpes infection causes a serious and potentially fatal brain inflammation in only one out of 250,000 cases.
The answer lies in the protective TMEFF1 gene, a protein that prevents herpesvirus from entering into the brain.
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