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Hey, I see you are into viruses! I like them too!! (you know what I mean). I have been trying to work today on Canine
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MORE I dont know what to do to indent my replies ... but the good news is that i figured out how to add another image (Alma-Tadema) and make it the right size, wow, fun! thanks for your wonderful instructions! I also figured out how to add the little frame and the caption to the new image I added,
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I just reread my talk page and checked out the other citation manager by diberri. It's a dream! Of course I figure that out when I'm just about done editing the references (consolidating dupes, adding URLs,polishing syntax, etc.) I did most of it with srcf convertor. Better than manually. What more
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Do you have any idea how to import citations from Bibtex to wiki? I do it manually now and it's a temendous pain. I have 250 references in Bibtex that I can zap into word, but in Wiki I usually just copy another citation and then manually paste all the fields individually. There has to be a better
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I've already posted this somewhere possibly in the article but I've done so much writing I don't remember where. Autoinoculation usually takes place during primary infection. Typically a young child with an oral herpes infection would give himself a herpetic whitlow while sucking his thumb. After
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Hi Ciar! Thanks for resizing my pic! (I had thought the minimizing fairies came to help, LOL!) I am not very good at this stuff yet, just stumbling around getting my bearings ... I will look up the things you suggest, thanks! and thanks again for making my page pretty! hugs, MimiBelle
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I have read the Herpes
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Antibodies that develop following an initial infection with that type of HSV prevents reinfection with the same herpes type - a person with a history of a cold sore caused by HSV-1 cannot contract a herpes whitlow or genital infection caused by
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I need your help. I am working on a research project at Boston
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Furthermore, one question comes to mind while reading the triggers; can one seropositive individual (either having a visible cold sore or by asymptomatic shedding) reactivate the virus in another seropositive individual through direct contact?
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Hi Ciar, Would you have time to re-visit the
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Play around and change the settings (right/left/center or different px values) and see what it does!! Mostly when I'm adding images to articles I use the same format Willow has used above (look at he code :o))!
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The questions should only take a few minutes. I hope you will be willing to complete the survey, as we do value your insight. Please do not hesitate to contact me or
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D'oh! Sorry about that. I have been keeping an eye out for that usage, but obviously not a close enough one. I've added the degranulation case to my bot's exception list so it won't happen again. Thanks,
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I am myself a biology student in university and find the two statements above knowledgeable, but I have read a lot on the case of autoinfection; where one infects himself on another part of the body (see
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herever you are, and whether you're celebrating something or not, there is always a reason to spread the holiday spirit! So, may you have a great day, and may all your wishes be fulfilled in 2009!
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page was inaccurate - preformed, in that case, meant formed beforehand and wasn't a typo. I don't know if this may come up on other pages, but you may need to keep a look out.
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Hey, sorry to bother you again, but you've been so helpful!! Anyway, I was wondering if you knew of a quick way to site books off of the google search. Thanks mucho mucho.
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If an oral HSV-1 infection is contracted first, seroconversion will have occurred after 6 weeks to provide protective antibodies against a future genital HSV-1 infection.
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