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| Property | Organism | Value | Units | ID | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplicity of infection | Influenza | 100-500 | EID | 101583 | Ledinko N, Bergs VV,... |
| Duration of infection | Virus | influenza 5: measles 11 | days | 113340 | Bedford T, Cobey S, Pascual... |
| Duration of infection cycle | Bacteriophage T4 | 25 - 30 | min | 111744 | Vafabakhsh R et al.,... |
| Infection case fatality rate | Ebola virus | 45 - 90 | % | 114193 | Prescott JB et al., ... |
| Duration of infection cycle | Bacteriophage N4 | 180 | minutes | 112342 | Schito, G. C. (1974).... |
| Time for infection of inoculated cell | Influenza | 12-36 | hours | 101612 | Brydon EW, Smith H, Sweet... |
| Prevalence of osteomyelitis (infection of bone) in developed countries | Human Homo sapiens | 2 - 13 | per 100,000 children | 117073 | Chan BY, Gill KG, Rebsamen SL... |
| Rate of viral infection in world seas | Biosphere | 1E+23 | Infections/sec | 102753 | Suttle CA. Marine vi... |
| Maximal phage amplification rate and final ssDNA concentration in fed-batch processes with varying infection times | Bacteriophage M13 | Table - link | N/A | 114092 | Kick B et al., Specific... |
| Multiplicity of infection Influenza B in allantoic fluid | Influenza | 44 | virions | 101593 | Horsfall Reproduction... |
| Multiplicity of infection of influenza A in allantoic fluid | Influenza | 89 | virions | 101592 | Horsfall Reproduction... |
| Proliferation rate of CD8 T-cells in BALB/c mice after virus infection | Mouse Mus musculus | 2.8 | 1/day | 101560 | De Boer RJ, Homann D... |
| Time, after infection with T-even bacteriophage, within which the nucleoids of the bacteria undergo "nuclear disruption" | Bacteria Escherichia coli | within 2 - 3 | minutes | 114790 | Parson KA, Snustad DP.... |
| Frequency of lysogenization of host cells during infection by temperate phages | Bacteriophage | 10^-7 - 10^-2 | unitless | 112567 | Letarov A, Kulikov E.... |
| Time after infection for emergence of Staphylococcus aureus small-colony variants (SCV) in cultured endothelial cells and for selection of Salmonella enterica (SCV) in cultured fibroblasts | bacteria | S. aureus in endothelial cells 72 hours: S. enterica in fibroblasts 6 days | after infection | 116908 | Cano DA, Pucciarelli MG... |
| Proliferation rate of CD8 T-cells in C57BL/6 mice after virus infection | Mouse Mus musculus | 1-2 | 1/day | 101561 | De Boer RJ, Homann D... |
| Time for effector cells and molecules of the adaptive immune response to clear a typical immune infection | Unspecified | 4-5 | Days | 103555 | Janeway's Immunobiology... |
| Number of viral particles that are sufficient for infection with human enteric viruses such as norovirus, rotavirus, and poliovirus | Virus | <100 | viral particles | 113940 | Pfeiffer JK, Virgin HW.... |
| Total number of productively infected CD4+ T cells and total number of HIV-1 particles | HIV | productively infected CD4+ T cells 10^8 cells: total number of HIV-1 particles >5×10^10 particles | N/A | 112644 | De Boer RJ, Ribeiro RM... |
| Frequency of formation of small-colony variants (SCV) | bacteria | Salmonella enterica SCV in fibroblasts 10^-3 to 10^-4 bacterial cells/host cell: Staphylococcus aureus SCV in cultured endothelial cells 10^-3 | bacterial cells/host cell | 116905 | Cano DA, Pucciarelli MG... |