Lymph Node Infection: Causes, Mechanisms, and Immune Deficiency Impact #3324669 (License: Personal Use)

The image depicts a cross-section of an infected lymph node with labeled components including lymph valves, vessels, arteries, veins, and infiltrating lymphoma (cancer) cells. Adjacent is a human silhouette highlighting immune deficiency, with a magnified view of a compromised lymphatic vessel. Below, a stepwise diagram explains the fusion DNA mechanism-starting from virus structure, through provirus integration into host genome, to new infection cycles in patients A and B.

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