Écologie et transmission du virus Ebola
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2016/01/22
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Series: Ebolavirus Ecology
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Alternative Title:Ebola Virus Ecology and Transmission [French]
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Description:Cette illustration représente le cycle de vie du virus Ebola Les chauves-souris sont fortement impliquées dans le virus Ebola car elles en sont le réservoir naturel. Sur les cinq sous-types du virus Ebola identifiés, quatre peuvent être transmis d'humains à humains. Chez l'homme, l'infection initiale résulte d'un contact avec une chauve-souris infectée ou un autre animal sauvage infecté. L'isolement strict des patients infectés est essentiel pour enrayer la progression de la transmission du virus Ebola.
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