Multiple Choice
Why don't medications such as acyclovir cure oral herpes simplex infections?
A) Acyclovir is an antiviral medication, but oral herpes is caused by a bacterium.
B) Acyclovir is an antibacterial medication, but oral herpes is caused by a virus.
C) Herpes simplex virus DNA persists in a latent form that is not removed by acyclovir.
D) Herpes simplex virus RNA persists in a latent form that is not removed by acyclovir.
E) Herpes simplex virus forms endospores that are resistant to all medications.
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