A) HSV-1 – trigeminal ganglia – sunlight/UV B) VZV – dorsal root ganglia – emotional stress C) EBV – B lymphocytes – plasmapheresis D) CMV – salivary gland endothelial cells – trauma E) HHV-6 – microglia – rituximab therapy
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Terms like "currant jelly sputum" ( Klebsiella ), "sulfur granules" ( Actinomyces ), or "owl’s eye inclusions" (CMV) are immediate clues. A) HSV-1 – trigeminal ganglia – sunlight/UV B)
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