Superspreading in the COVID-19 Epidemic Due to the Autointerference of Viruses

2021 · doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-730712/v2
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Abstract It has been shown that autointerference of viruses limiting their replication leads to the emergenceof a new stable asymptomatic state of the infected organism. This state gives viruses the ability tosuperspread and make a main contribution to the epidemic. We assume this to be responsible forthe superspreading in the COVID-19 epidemic.

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