Ebola virus genome can be examined by a new method that could make surveillance quicker and cheaper for West African nations. It can also help detect new forms of the virus. The detailed procedure is being shared with the research community along with the study paper, which is freely available in the open access journal iGenome Biology/i. With over 13,000 cases and nearly 5,000 deaths in eight affected countries, the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa is ...Wednesday 19 November 2014
Quicker and Cheaper Surveillance of Ebola
Ebola virus genome can be examined by a new method that could make surveillance quicker and cheaper for West African nations. It can also help detect new forms of the virus. The detailed procedure is being shared with the research community along with the study paper, which is freely available in the open access journal iGenome Biology/i. With over 13,000 cases and nearly 5,000 deaths in eight affected countries, the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa is ...
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