Scientists will use RNA-Seq to draw a genetic map of how the Ebola outbreak changed as it passed from person to person

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(Reuters – By Julie Steenhuysen) – Etienne Simon-Loriere of the Pasteur Institut in Paris has his fingers crossed. He is heading to West Africa on Sunday to inspect blood samples gathered from Ebola patients in Guinea in hopes of tracing ...

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