sabia virus造句

• The Yale laboratory is one of three that is studying Sabia virus.
• Shope said research with microbes less dangerous than sabia virus continues.
• The general public is not at danger from Sabia virus, health officials have repeatedly said.
• Sabia virus is one of what is known as the hemorrhagic fever group of viruses.
• In 1994, another Yale researcher survived infection with the Sabia virus, a cause of hemorrhagic fever.
• The surveillance is aimed at stopping further transmission of the extraordinarily dangerous microbe known as Sabia virus.
• The researcher was part of a team trying to grow large amounts of the Sabia virus, Shope said.
• Scientists at the CDC intend to test both samples for antibodies, the immune proteins the body forms to fend off sabia virus.
• A crop of spectacularly violent pathogens has been recorded from Africa and South America, such as the Ebola, Lassa fever, Marburg and Sabia viruses.
• He was part of a team that has adapted the standard polymerase chain reaction test experimentally for detection of tiny amounts of Sabia virus.
• The Yale scientist who accidentally became infected with the Sabia virus with which he was working this month was discharged from Yale-New Haven Hospital on Monday.
• In August, it gained national attention when a test tube inside a centrifuge broke and a deadly Sabia virus escaped, infecting a researcher, Dr . Jean-Paul Gonzalez.
• Epidemiologists are assuming that Sabia virus has an incubation period of about 12 days, as do other members of what is known as the arena virus family.
• As a general precaution, Peters recommended the temporary halt to research into the virus, the sabia virus, after he arrived at Yale on Saturday to help investigate the researcher's infection.
• Tuesday, the Reuters news agency said that a shutdown of the laboratory was being considered, in part because the researcher had unwittingly exposed a number of people to sabia virus.
• Yale officials said Sunday that the scientist studying the Sabia virus was preparing a sample in a sealed, airtight laboratory on Aug . 8 when a test tube broke in a spinning centrifuge.
• The infected researcher was the only person working with Sabia virus on Aug . 12, and the accident apparently occurred when he was using a centrifuge machine that spins samples at high speed to separate cells and other material.
• The laboratory accident and the surveillance drill to contain Sabia virus are eerily reminiscent of another laboratory accident that occurred in the same laboratory at Yale in 1969, when a team was in the process of discovering the Lassa fever virus.
• Preliminary research shows that Sabia virus appears to be more closely related to a group of arena viruses that cause Argentinian, Bolivian and Venezuelan hemorrhagic fever in South America than it is to the virus that causes Lassa fever, Shope said.
• Because individuals infected with other viruses closely related to Sabia virus can pass the virus in their urine and seminal fluid for several days after treatment, the scientist has been counseled about how to safely dispose of his urine and to use condoms.