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2 years ago
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Differentiate between persistent and latent animal virus infections. differentiate between persistent and latent animal virus in

fections. in a latent infection, the host cell is continually releasing new viral particles slowly. in a persistent infection, there are periods of time where the virus is not replicating and creating new viral particles.
Biology
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PIT_PIT [208]2 years ago
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I think the difference is that the persistent viral infections happen gradually over a long period of time, while the latent viral infections occur such that the virus remains in equilibrium with the host and not necessarily produce a disease for a long period of time. 
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