Cell Biology of Herpes Viruses

Cell Biology of Herpes Viruses

Cell Biology of Herpes Viruses is a specialized scientific reference examining the cellular and molecular biology of herpes viruses and their interactions with host cells. It explores viral structure, host-cell metabolism, immune responses, latency, persistence, cellular targets, and the mechanisms that allow herpes viruses to establish long-term infections across diverse animal species, including humans.

Key Features

• Cell biology of herpes viruses
• Virus–host cell interactions
• Viral structure and biology
• Manipulation of host-cell metabolism
• Innate and adaptive antiviral immunity
• Latency and lifelong viral persistence
• Mechanisms of viral infection and replication
• Cellular targets and biological consequences
• Host- and cell-type-dependent persistence
• Comparative herpesvirus biology across species
• Current research and review-based perspectives
• Useful for virology, cell biology, microbiology, and biomedical research