Viral virulence
chatski carl
chatski at umbc.edu
Mon May 15 19:00:07 EST 1995
In article <3p8nj6$28do at usenetp1.news.prodigy.com>,
Michael Ostrander <FYDS16A at prodigy.com> wrote:
>......... In the case of viruses like Ebola it is
>important to realize that man is not the primary host this is a zoonotic
>infection which has spread to man.
This is assumption only, since there is no known host or natural history
for Ebola.
>This is probably the case with Hanta
>virus and a case can be made for HIV as a variant of the simian
>deficiency vius (SIV) which is pathogenic for humans.
It is more likely that SIV is a variant of HIV.
>
>Mike
>
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- Carl
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