Yes, let's rely on the fine scientific understanding of schlep when it comes to virology.
"So we actually have the data that show that Ebola enters into lung tissue from the airway side. This was done with human lung tissue. And it enters by the exactly same side of the cell as influenza enters cells. So it clearly has that inherent capacity to get into the lungs from the airway."
"We do know that it can happen in terms of the biology. That's important. And it could become -- you know, through mutations, there's a possibility for it to change in such a way that that occurs more readily."
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Dr. David Sanders, a Purdue University virologist and expert on the Ebola virus
Virologist Possibility Ebola Virus Mutates to Become Airborne Occurs More Readily
I dont see where its airborne or it has mutated. Can you point it out for me?
Oh, you maintain this is the only virus in the history of viruses that doesn't mutate.
Got it.
Psycho. If you mislead your black brethren to this degree, you can guarantee the outbreak will hit them the hardest.
No retard. I maintain that no virus in the history of virology has mutated from non airborne to airborne. Cant you read?
"Peter Jahrling, one of the country's top scientists, has dedicated his life to studying some of the most dangerous viruses on the planet. Twenty-five years ago, he cut his teeth on Lassa hemorrhagic fever, hunting for Ebola's viral cousin in Liberia. In 1989, he helped discover Reston, a new Ebola strain, in his Virginia lab.
"Jahrling now serves as a chief scientist at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, where he runs the emerging viral pathogens section. He has been watching this
Ebola epidemic with a mixture of horror, concern and scientific curiosity.And there's one thing he's found particularly worrisome: the mutations of the virus that are circulating now look to be more contagious than the ones that have turned up in the past."
A top scientist worries that Ebola has mutated to become more contagious - Vox