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If a single viral particle can multiply in the body, how cells make someone sick
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If a single viral particle can multiply in the body, how cells make someone sick
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If a single viral particle can multiply in the body, how cells make someone sick
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Liel has a question about "viral load":
If a single viral particle can invade a host cell and cause it to produce thousands of new particles that go on to invade further cells, why does it require a greater quantity (I've heard 20 or so for the SARS-CoV-2 virus) to make someone sick?
Anyone here knows?
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Re: If a single viral particle can multiply in the body, how cells make someone sick
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I think you mean innoculum rather than viral load.
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