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Emergence of subtype Zaire Ebola virus in Gabon.

Virology - 26 May 1997

Volchkov V, Volchkova V, Eckel C, Klenk H D, Bouloy M, LeGuenno B, Feldmann H

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Gabon has recently been struck three times by Ebola hemorrhagic fever. The first isolate originating from the 1994 outbreak has been subjected to molecular characterization of its GP and VP24 genes. Sequence analysis demonstrates that the agent, Gabon-94 virus, belongs to subtype Zaire of Ebola virus. The isolate is closely related to the Kikwit-95 isolate, and both viruses seem to have evolved from a progenitor...

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PMID: 9185597
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1997.8529

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