Rotavirus and norovirus invade small intestine, multiply and breach its outer lining
Medical Xpress1 min read40 words
Rotavirus and norovirus invade the small intestine, where they multiply and can break through the organ's outer lining to proliferate. This replication process leaves behind a path of cellular destruction, which helps identify the specific virus responsible for the infection.
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