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[博姆巴利病毒 (Filoviridae: Orthoebolavirus: Orthoebolavirus bombaliense) ] 是一种病毒,它被认为是人类的一种病毒

T E Sizikova1, V N Lebedev1, S V Borisevich1

  • 148 Central Scientific Research Institute of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

Voprosy virusologii
|October 28, 2025
PubMed
概括

庞巴利病毒,一种新的Orthoebolavirus,在非洲各地的蝙蝠中被发现. 它的葡萄糖蛋白显示出对人类细胞的潜在亲和力,突出显示了对filovirus病原性进行进一步研究的需要.

关键词:
它们属于Filoviridae家族.骨髓炎病毒炸弹病毒ense病毒.这种病毒属Orthoebolavirus.蝙蝠 蝙蝠 蝙蝠 蝙蝠 是一个基因组RNA基因组RNA的基因组.人类的病原性.审查 审查 审查 审查 审查 审查

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