Abstract
Temporal control of transcription and replication is necessary for efficient Epstein–Barr virus reactivation. Xu et al. identified the KAP1/EA-D/ATM axis as a critical regulator of these processes. This discovery illuminates the collaboration between host and viral factors as an essential interaction for viral reactivation.
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