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[FIGURE 7 OMITTED] Amplification Three loci of virus amplification were studied (Figure 2).
West Nile virus in California by Edman, John / Emerging Infectious Diseases
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In addition to the evidence supporting migratory birds as the introductory hosts, there is evidence that mosquitoes that feed on birds (ornithophilic mosquitoes) probably introduce the virus into a domestic host bird species, allowing virus amplification.
WNV: where in the world did that come from? by Hazell, Stuart / Medical Laboratory Observer
Additional Research Demonstrating Inhibition of Ebola Virus An additional report, "VP35 Knockdown Inhibits Ebola Virus Amplification and Protects Against Lethal Infection in Mice," appears this month in the peer-reviewed journal Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (2006, vol.
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