The Ebola virus binded poorly to straw-colored fruit bats' NPC1 receptor. "That really struck me," said Anthony, who helped discover the sixth known ebolavirus strain, Bombali virus.

While the results contain no direct evidence of bats infected with Ebola near Meliandou (the confirmed epicenter of the Ebola outbreak), Leendertz suggested that the toddler could have picked up the ...

First discovered in 1976, Ebola, a deadly viral disease, has been thought to have crossed over from bats to humans ... given ...

If Ebola virus was in his body, where did it come from? Under SuspicionStraw-colored fruit bats swarm in an Ivory Coast village. Fruit bats, some of which have been suspected of carrying Ebola ...

For Towner and the others, the hope is not only that they will find the Ebola virus, but also that they will shed light on how the pathogen is transmitted from bat to human. “If the kidneys are ...

“This includes viruses in the paramyxovirus family, such as Hendra and Nipah virus, lyssaviruses like rabies, filoviruses, which includes Ebola and Marburg, and then of course, coronaviruses.” There ...

Narrator: Ebola, rabies, SARS ... there's one in particular that is considered a virus superhost: bats. So, what makes Dracula's alter ego also the perfect breeding ground for viruses?

Scientists are fairly sure that bats are the natural ‘reservoir’ for the Ebola virus, although it’s not yet completely certain. But no-one disputes that little Emile was ‘Patient Zero ...

The Ebola virus was first discovered in 1976 in two simultaneous outbreaks in Africa, one in the Sudan and the other in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Believed to be transported by fruit bats ...

The Ebola virus disease outbreak was declared in Uganda ... Dr Kyobe postulates that some people could have eaten wild animals like bats. He said they were still doing investigations to determine ...