Question

Do cells survive being infected by a virus?

Answer 1

Infected cells with a cytopathic virus (blue) that ordinarily induces cell lysis may occasionally intrinsically destroy the virus and become a "survivor" cell (orange). These survival cells have been demonstrated to play a key role in inflammation and the response to subsequent infection.

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Answer 2

Answer NO

Cells that are infected with a cytopathic virus that normally causes cell lysis (blue) can sometimes intrinsically eliminate the virus and become a “survivor” cell (orange). These survivor cells have been shown to be important for contributing to inflammation and altering the response to secondary infection.

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