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How much COVID-19 virus is needed to become infected?

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How much COVID-19 virus is needed to become infected?
« on: 11/05/2020 11:38:11 »
Themba asks:

Can one individual corona virus lead to an infection? How many of them in an aerosol droplet? If one enters a single cell, how many can be reproduced from that infected cell?

What do you think?
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