swf001jhc: Schematic representation of herpes simplex virus infection

Schematic representation of herpes simplex virus infection - animated
Shockwave Flash 3.0 file (swf001jhc).
This will play continuously but you will need to have the latest version of the Macromedia Shockwave Flash Player on your Netscape 3.0+ (or Internet Explorer 3.0+) browser.
Stop and Play buttons: are at the bottom of the animation, click on them at any time
Green timebar: shows how far the animation has progressed (it is not possible to slide this across)
Larger arrows: major time points - if you click on these, the animation will play from this point
Smaller arrows: major frames in animation - if you click on these, the animation will stop at that point (over-ride this with the Play button or click on another arrow.
PC with right hand mouse button: click on the animation area and use to 'zoom in and out' and rewind or go back a frame etc.

See also swf002jhc: a 'higher power' animated view of the same process, which explains more about latency and the genes/proteins that are involved.

Created by the editorial team of Expert Reviews in Molecular Medicine to instructions from Julian Hickling (Cantab Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge UK) and Chris Smith (Division of Virology, Department of Pathology, Cambridge University, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Hills Road, Cambridge, UK).

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