Prospects for the Control of AIDS by Immunizing Seropositive Individuals
Salk, Jonas
Nature 327, no. 6122 (1987): 473-476
https://doi.org/10.1038/327473a0
“With most viruses the immune response eliminates the infectious agent from the host. But some viruses remain latent, for example the herpes group, which persist in nerve cells in a latent form even after an immune response is expressed and, from time to time , become activated. When this occurs newly formed viruses or viral proteins are released at nerve endings, causing a lesion; the cause of this lesion is immunopathic (host determined immunopathology) as well as cytopathic (virus determined cytopathology). ”
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