Cytomegaloviruses undergo the classical morphologic stages of replication in hedgehog submandibular gland duct cells. A profound cytomegaly is associated with the infection. These features indicate that the hedgehog may be an excellent model in which to study the biology of cytomegalovirus-salivary gland interactions.
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