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Neurosci Lett. 130(1):85-8
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Tenser RB
Viselli AL
Savage DH
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Herpes simplex virus (HSV) frequently infects human sensory ganglion neurons, and similar infections have been reported in experimental animals. Reported here is an investigation of in vivo neuronal function after HSV infection. It was observed that the proportion of fluoride resistant acid phosphatase (FRAP)-positive trigeminal ganglion neurons was decreased for several months after experimental infection of mice, and it is suggested that other neuronal functions may also be altered by HSV.
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