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Filoviruses Can Efficiently Infect Human Neuron-Like Cells Without Genetic Adaptation

2019-12-12

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Recent large-scale Ebola outbreaks, combined with improved follow-up of survivors, has permitted the observation of common long-term neurological sequelae in patients that have survived Ebola virus infection. To date there have been few studies into neurological infections by Ebola or related filoviruses, however, recent studies have isolated infectious virus from patients’ cerebrospinal fluid months after being d...

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47b24827-d217-5901-baa4-326b0515c7f6
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10.1101/2019.12.12.874016
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