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Epitope specificity and protein signaling interactions driving epidemic occurrences of Ebola disease

2015-06-24

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Ebolavirus has as main hosts, humans and nonhuman primates where its pathogenic effects result to serious hemorrhagic fever with lethal effects. Despite the great advancement in deciphering the clinical course of the virus, specific mechanisms favoring Ebolavirus pathogenicity and transmission, and which genomic structures are most antigenic, are still to be clearly delineated. This study used functional protein p...

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597ab3a6-dd8b-5cdc-a042-66dd7d924aab
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10.12688/f1000research.6515.1
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