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Viruses survive in CSF for a long time?

asparagillus posted a topic in Microbiology and Immunology

Hi all! Studying for an exam here I've heard that viruses can "hide" in cerebrospinal fluid from the immune system for a long time. Is this so? How come? Can the cells of the immune system reach the CNS? If the cells of the immune system cannot reach the CNS, how can the immune system defend, say, a brain abscess? If anyone could point me to a website or give me other clues on where to find information regarding this, I would be much obliged. TIA
- August 18, 2008
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