Question 106 · LDEK · Infections
Human herpes virus 8 causes:
- A. Burkitt’s lymphoma.
- B. CMV infection.
- C. roseola.
- D. Kaposi sarcoma.
- E. condylomata acuminata.
Hint
Match each herpesvirus number with its disease; HHV-8 was discovered in a vascular tumour typical of AIDS.
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