Latent gene expression in this agent is controlled by promoters called C sub p, Q sub p, and W sub p. Its glycoprotein 350/220 is a major target of antibodies and vaccines being designed to combat this disease. The LMP-1 protein of this agent activates the CD40 pathway, which activate the JNK and p38 associated survival pathways in their targets. They enter their targets by interacting with CR2, and patients with X-linked lymphoproliferative syndrome are susceptible to infections by it. The Paul-Bunnell test is a (*) he
Latent gene expression in this agent is controlled by promoters called C sub p, Q sub p, and W sub p. Its glycoprotein 350/220 is a major target of antibodies and vaccines being designed to combat this disease. The LMP-1 protein of this agent activates the CD40 pathway, which activate the JNK and p38 associated survival pathways in their targets. They enter their targets by interacting with CR2, and patients with X-linked lymphoproliferative syndrome are susceptible to infections by it. The Paul-Bunnell test is a (*) heterophile agglutination test used to detect infections by this agent. Multiple episomal copies of this virus are found in tumors from nasopharyngeal carcinomas, and it may also cause a disease in which a type of cells may have a "starry sky" appearance. For 10 points, name this member of the herpesvirus family that is most commonly transferred through saliva, a DNA virus that causes infectious mononucleosis.
Latent gene expression in this agent is controlled by promoters called C sub p, Q sub p, and W sub
{Epstein}-{Barr} Virus [Accept {EBV}; accept {human herpesvirus 4}; or {HHV}-{4}]