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Scientists at La Jolla Institute for Immunology use high-resolution imaging techniques to examine a virus's molecular structure.
Ebola relies on its nucleocapsid structure to protect and replicate its own genetic material inside host cells.
Breakthrough may accelerate the development of antivirals that target this viral structure to combat several filoviruses at once.
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