https://t.co/wzxsKKyuld "The virus can hide in a few cells, slowly causing neighboring cells to become more vulnerable to infection through the miRNAs, until a signal triggers the virus to replicate again and thus cause a rapid infection."
https://t.co/wzxsKKyuld "Pathogens use exosomes to spread infection and to avoid the host immune system." "Viral infections can enter the latent phase using exosomes to safely spread their miRNAs, undetectable to the immune system."
Extracellular vesicles from infected cells: potential for direct pathogenesis https://t.co/wzxsKKyuld
@JuleanDK @Tim_Hayward_ @Geopolitics_Emp The funniest thing about #exosomes is that they're also blamed being «may be the cause of many pathologies seen in infected hosts» despite that they do induce immune response: here is an example of such quite schizo