How does Ebola attack human cells? BBC News

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Here is a short video explaining how the virus attacks human cells.
Experts and politicians are struggling to combat the deadliest outbreak of Ebola since the disease's discovery in 1976.
By the start of October, more than 3,300 people had died, with West African nations Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea the hardest hit. Video courtesy of BBC Horizon.
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[@human8568]

Respect to the cameraman

[@damexipino]

Learned absolutely nothing from this...

[@Wul-Lop]

May LIberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone people___ & people all over the world be free from suffering like this.

[@cotes42]

the virus is that large in comparison to a blood cell?

[@sheesherwhiz3846]

I asked my aunt what ebola is, she thought I said puma, and said its a sports brand, and then I searched on google ebola sports brand, and I saw a pic. of a guy shiting blood...

[@kr1ssee]

lmao

[@salientbro5805]

This is really scary

[@user-tk8ts2th6y]

Sebastian Johnson ikr my bellis is feeling funny,and I don't even have ebola

[@WaseemDiab]

You gave a very basic description on how most viruses work. They enter a host cell and use the cells machinery to transcribe and translate its DNA/RNA to build more viruses.

[@arra_6116]

Ebola war be like:

[@TheClassicalSauce]

Seven minutes on college campus sexual assault, 45 seconds on the Ebola pandemic. I'm very close to unsubscribing from this channel. These videos are too short to actually be informative. Please do some reporting on this channel.

[@tunwin355]

A person who get this disease how long can live?

[@darthshaggy9697]

Without treatment only in just a few weeks, if not usually days.

[@fundomanyamba6404]

JUXT PRAY IT SHOULD NOT AFFECT POOR COUNTRIES THEY HAVENT FUNDS POOR HOSPITALS LOL

[@user-oc5mz3uq4d]

Yeah, prayers and faith to Lord will save us :)

[@dennisdonovan4837]

Not much to go on here as far as real insightful information. Why not try to more fully explain the how/why of the specific viral attack on the endothelial lining which may lead to some "hopeful" commentary on developing a vaccine.
As has been commented on before - A lot of commercial for so little information...
JMTCW

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we have to find cure

[@extravv4699]

and for cancer

[@suomynona]

no we dont and we wont

[@suomynona]

@@extravv4699 no such thing nope

[@hiroshikishida2072]

Symptoms... not system, dummy.

[@zombiesack]

Lol journalism fail!

[@colombianbeast69]

Resident evil :)

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😅

[@likeasir3920]

it is also in Guinea? OH MY GOD IT CAN MUTATE WITH KURU D:

[@haou8436]

kuru is a prion...

[@user-oc5mz3uq4d]

BEST WAY TO PREVENT EBOLA: Pray and have faith to God :)

[@maxzsilva8290]

really guys its to terrible^^

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lame