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logs Nov 27, 2000 dear doctor, a quick question, could you please elaborate on how logs are translated into viral loads? i had a test back that said log 1.7 what would this translate in viral load language?? thanks for your time, regards. pb. |
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| Response from Dr. Holodniy
 A quick math lesson. 1.7 logs = 50 copies. The relationship is this: 1 log =10, 2log = 100, 3log=1,000 4log = 10,000 etc. Anything in between, ie. 4,000 copies = 3.6 logs. MH | ||||||||
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