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written in
lower case, are not italicized, and used
without articles. The
filovirus life
cycle begins with
virion attachment to
specific cell-surface receptors...
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operated by
Hazleton Laboratories (now Fortrea) in Reston, Virginia. The
filovirus was
further isolated by Dr.
Peter Jahrling, and over the
period of three...
- people. It is also seen in
patients with
Marburg hemorrhagic fever, a
filovirus not
unlike Ebola. This type of rash can be as a
result of
large doses...
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encephalitis virus replicons,
vesicular stomatitis Indiana virus (VSIV) or
filovirus-like
particles (VLPs) as all of
these candidates could protect nonhuman...
- Mills, J. N. (January 2004). "Ecologic and
geographic distribution of
filovirus disease".
Emerging Infectious Diseases. 10 (1): 40–7. doi:10.3201/eid1001...
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Mengla dianlovirus (MLAV, also
written Měnglà virus) is a type of
filovirus identified in a
Rousettus bat in
Mengla County,
Yunnan Province, China, and...
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binding to NPC1. Hence, NPC1 was
shown to be
critical to
entry of this
filovirus,
because it
mediates infection by
binding directly to
viral GP. When cells...
- further, and he goes into a coma
while in the
waiting room. This
particular filovirus is
called Marburg virus.
Nancy Jaax had been
promoted to work in the Level...
- isolation,
researchers concluded it was
another strain of Ebola, or a new
filovirus of
Asian origin,
which they
named Reston ebolavirus (RESTV)
after the...
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needs NPC1 to
enter cells. Furthermore, NPC1 was
shown to be
critical to
filovirus entry because it
mediates infection by
binding directly to the
viral envelope...
