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20 Jan 2015 07:00
(US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases) Scientists studying the genetic makeup of the Ebola virus currently circulating in West Africa have identified several mutations that could have implications for developing effective drugs to fight the virus. In today's online edition of the journal mBio, senior author Dr. Gustavo F. Palacios and colleagues describe the 'genomic drift,' or natural evolution of the virus, and how it may interrupt the action of potential therapies designe...
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