Dengue Virus Infection Induces Mitochondrial Elongation

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in terms of time how long does it take for a virus to infect a cell? I know that it depends on many factors, but do you have a general estimate? in hours, Answer Example: Most viruses take 2-48 hours to infect the host cell with the mode being 24 hours.

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