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Response from Dr. Holodniy
It means below the level of detection and quantitation of the viral load assay. These assays today have a lower level of detection of 50 copies of virus/ml of blood. Thus, it does not mean zero. There is the possibility that there is detectable copies of virus present, but given the current sensitivity of the assays, they can't detect them. | |||||||||
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