Robyn Kent studies how chronic infections can persist in different tissues in the host and how latency is controlled to enable maintenance, transmission, and reactivation of the parasite. In this mSphere of Influence article, she reflects on how two papers from the laboratories of Dr. A. P. Sinai and Dr. L. D. Sibley have impacted her thinking on the chronic stage of infections.
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