Thanks Carp. I have a question, because I have a problem with this "asymptomatic infection" term. When the study states "These changes were observed even in mice with mild and asymptomatic infections.", does this mean that the mouse caught Covid through mucosal infection and went on to develop this bone issue while not showing any covid symptoms. OR, was the mouse injected with Covid? If the mouse was injected with Covid, then it stands to reason that the mouse would not be showing symptoms, but woudl still be suffering from the effects of the covid virus throught the parts of the body that received the injected virus. Also, when they inject the mouse is the dsed according to size in comparison to the dose that a human would generally pick up through normal infection?
Not being picky, just generally inquizative to the specifics.
Thanks Carp. I have a question, because I have a problem with this "asymptomatic infection" term. When the study states "These changes were observed even in mice with mild and asymptomatic infections.", does this mean that the mouse caught Covid through mucosal infection and went on to develop this bone issue while not showing any covid symptoms. OR, was the mouse injected with Covid? If the mouse was injected with Covid, then it stands to reason that the mouse would not be showing symptoms, but woudl still be suffering from the effects of the covid virus throught the parts of the body that received the injected virus. Also, when they inject the mouse is the dsed according to size in comparison to the dose that a human would generally pick up through normal infection?
Not being picky, just generally inquizative to the specifics.
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