Cell Infected with Lyssavira
TopIn June 1996, a news virus was discovered in Australia that later killed two humans. This virus was identified as a member of the lyssavirus group, and a close relative to classical rabies found overseas. This virus is called Australian bat lyssavirus. This image is an electron micrograph of an ultra-thin section of a cell infected with Australian bat lyssavirus.
Photo credit: Dr Alex Hyatt, CSIRO Livestock Industries' Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL).
Photographer : Dr Alex Hyatt
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