This is how the coronavirus kills

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The National Institutes of Health produced new imagery of the novel coronavirus that causes the deadly COVID-19 disease.
The image shows SARS-CoV-2 replicas exiting the body of a dying cell that had been infiltrated by the virus.
The created was obtained with the help of a sophisticated microscope and it shows us how the novel coronavirus kills cells.
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Imagine there’s anywhere from a few thousand to a few million thugs waiting on your doorstep to attack you every time you leave the house. That’s how you have to think about the invisible coronavirus threat. COVID-19 is a very serious disease and it’s out there, even if you can’t see the tiny novel coronavirus that causes it. Even people who appear to be healthy could have it and they could pass it on to you with ease. The virus is quite good at spreading in a community, and it’s very devious. Symptoms might not appear up to 14 days after the infection, and that’s if they appear at all. That’s why some sort of social distancing might be required for quite a long time to come, even after authorities relax some of the current rules.

If you still don’t believe the SARS-CoV-2 is a real danger or if you just want to see this horrific microorganism that upended your life, we have just the image for you. The following picture shows exactly how the virus kills the cells it infects.

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