Detection of ebola virus in pigs

Whether or not the A / H1N1 flu debate is the cause of transmission from pigs is still not over. Recent researchers have discovered for the first time a terrifying virus on pigs - abola virus .

They worry that this virus has mutated on pigs, thereby causing danger to humans.

US researchers have reported in a scientific journal that they have distinguished an ablo virus called Reston from a pig body in several Philippine farms. The virus was discovered in a monkey herd in 1989, but unlike the Ebola virus, it has not affected the human body so far.

But researchers are concerned about Reston appearing in human plant chains. They wrote in scientific journals: "Pig infection with Reston abola has caused concern. This can cause Reston to mutate on pigs, which in turn leads to virus mutation, and It can cause a new kind of disease. "

The researchers added that they took blood samples from the 114 employees of the Philippine farm, finding out that six people were infected with the abola Reston virus, but they had no symptoms of viral infection.