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However, neither difference was significant, P = .38 and.13 (exact two-tailed significance of the Mann–Whitney test statistic) for exit latency and light-zone exploration, respectively.

Global scientific efforts have focused on infected CD4+ T cells in order to understand the nature of latency, i.e., nature of post-integration blocks hampering viral particle production, as well as designing new strategies to stimulate cells to exit latency.

HE and LE rats were equivalent on every activity measure in every test condition (data shown in Online Resource 2), with a trend for longer exit latencies and less light-zone exploration for LE rats in the light dark test, in line with the weak (nonsignificant) negative correlation observed between light-zone exploration and post-extinction freezing.

These were also systematically positive for IE antigens, confirming that the virus harbored by these cells had exited latency.

We provide another important clue to the understanding of HCMV biology by revealing that the virus exits latency when KAP1 becomes phosphorylated on serine 824, which blocks its ability to recruit SETDB1 hence abrogates its co-repressor potential.

Untimely exit from latency in the lambda-phage system directly implies, as the immediate consequence to viruses, increased chance of being targeted by a host immune system.

In this study, similar latent loads were achieved in mice infected with an ICP0 mutant or WT virus and 22 h following the application of hyperthermic stress, a similar number of antigen-positive cells were found to exit from latency.

A key question is whether the deficits in reactivation observed for ICP0 mutants represent a failure to initiate exit from latency or failure to enter productive cycle replication following the initiation of reactivation.

Of critical importance in understanding the mechanism of virus reactivation is the responsiveness of viral promoters to triggers of virus reactivation and the identity of viral gene(s) responsible for the initiation of the lytic gene expression and exit from latency.

No differences were observed in the percentage of exit and the latency to return after a mount, intromission or ejaculation (data not shown).

The latency to exit from the introductory compartment into the novel environment was affected by pre-hatching treatment (F1,58 = 4.92, p = 0.031) as CORT-treated birds were faster to exit than pre-hatching controls (Fig. 3).