Figure 4. Loss of distinguishability of estimates of the stoichiometry of neutralization 
in the imperfect transfection model and the segregation model.
(A) Dependence of the predicted relative infectivity in the imperfect transfection model on the stoichiometry parameter 
, the entry parameters for this figure are 
and 
. (B) The area between predictions for 
and 
is depicted in dependence of the variance coefficient 
. The decrease of this area size with increasing 
makes the differentiation between different stoichiometries of neutralization difficult for high values of 
. (C) and (D) show the same phenomenon for the segregation model. The parameters for (C) are 
and 
. The stoichiometry of entry for (B) and (D) is 
.