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Here is a link:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/scottgottlieb/2014/09/03/can-ebola-go-airborne/

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In animals, Ebola behaves differently than it does in people, for example concentrating in lung tissue.

Ebola attacks the liver in humans and is therefore in the blood stream and feces, but not in high concentrations in the lungs. But it is a rapid changing RNA sequence. This could get interesting if it gets into chickens like the Avian Influenza. Wonder what would happen if a bird has both diseases!!!