Re: HIV quiz
>Most viral replication occurs within cells, of various types, and the drugs don't get inside all the appropriate cells in a timely fashion before replication proceeds to the point where new viruses are released from the cells and dumped into the blood or transferred to others cells.<
That’s essentially the answer.
The half-life of an HIV virion is about one day. Hence, even if a drug is able to stop 100% of HIV replication, about 1/128 of the virions are still around after seven days. 1/128 is roughly -2 logs (base 10).
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