Genetic Technology in the fight against the outbreak of Ebola

The recent outbreak of Ebola in West Africa has infected at least 9,216 people and killed 4,555 people. The situation is not optimistic.

In 1976, the first outbreak of Ebola virus was detected in West Africa. The virus is 80 nanometers in diameter and grows between 800 nanometers and 1 micron. The most terrible thing is that the reproduction of the Ebola virus is not a single split, but a penetration of the internal "replication" of the infected cells, while bringing the molecular structure of the virus into healthy cells, in this way, all internal organs of Ebola patients are destroyed, and bleeding is inevitable within a few days. It turns out that Ebola is the highest (up to 83%) mortality disease, even worse than AIDS and SARS.

So far, scientists have been fighting the Ebola virus for nearly 40 years, and traditional treatments cannot be tested. According to the grim situation of the outbreak of Ebola in West Africa this year, genetic scientists finally appeared. During the 5 and June s of this year, a large number of blood samples of Ebola patients were collected for genetic analysis, the Ebola database has been established to make public to the global academic community and seek the best solutions to cure Ebola disease.

Ebola patients deserve our sympathy and they die in despair. Studies show that the outbreak of the Ebola virus in West Africa has caused the mutation of the Ebola virus itself, and the mutation speed is very fast, causing great difficulties to cure the disease.

The following is a transcript of Ngoy mushola's Ebola patients in West Africa in 1976:

"The illness is characterized with a high temperature of about 39 °C, hematemesis, diarrhea with blood, comment sternal abdominal pain, prostration with" heavy "articulations, and rapid evolution death after amean of three days."

It means that the 39-degree high fever of Ebola patients keeps rising, and the 7-way bleeding, and the patient dies within three days.

God, save us!

Genetic Technology in the fight against the outbreak of Ebola