UCSF Researchers Use ViroChip to ID Virus that Devastated Monkey Colony, Infected Humans
July 19, 2011
UCSF Researchers Use ViroChip to ID Virus that Devastated Monkey Colony, Infected Humans
Using array technology, the UCSF researchers have found the first known example of an adenovirus jumping from one species to another and remaining contagious after the jump.
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