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"Those monkeys were dying in a pattern that was certainly suggestive of coughing and sneezing — some sort of aerosol movement," Bailey said. "They were dying an
by 001sky 12y ago
"Those monkeys were dying in a pattern that was certainly suggestive of coughing and sneezing — some sort of aerosol movement," Bailey said. "They were dying and spreading it so quickly from cage to cage. We finally came to the conclusion that the best action was to euthanize them all."
The money line. Caged primates spreading ebola. They would have been physically proscribed from direct contact.
- shill 12y agoMy memory of the Reston chapters in Hot Zone is a little fuzzy, but I believe the virus spread not only from cage to cage, but from room to room throughout the facility. Of course there could have been some human vector, but it could have also been airborne in the ventilation system.