I was taught this in college microbiology. The exposure to a virus can vary

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Apr 2, 2020
10:27:56pm

NWCoug All-American

I was taught this in college microbiology. The exposure to a virus can vary

greatly not only in number but also viability/virility.

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NWCoug

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Time

I didn’t realize this about virus infection

claw

4/2/20 8:19pm

Wait, is this true?

Harbinger

4/2/20 8:35pm

I think it’s conjecture.

antiyewt

4/2/20 9:30pm

I figured that the doctors were working crazy hours and running themselves down

webster242

4/2/20 10:06pm

I was taught this in college microbiology. The exposure to a virus can vary

NWCoug

4/2/20 10:27pm

Isn’t that more a function of host environment and response?

antiyewt

4/2/20 10:31pm

I’m not sure, not an expert. But the way it was presented that always made sense

NWCoug

4/2/20 10:42pm

The problem with that is the probability of your first scenario is incredibly low.

antiyewt

4/2/20 10:51pm

Could be. Like I said I’m no expert. But to think two droplets of fluid

NWCoug

4/2/20 10:58pm

They've been talking about this for a while now. Amount of exposure matters.

Kerbouchard

4/2/20 10:40pm

Where is the evidence for this?

antiyewt

4/2/20 10:41pm

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