Cornelius Rohde
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Virologist at Philipps University Marburg
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“The Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) shows signs of containment, with no new confirmed or probable cases reported since our last update”
Some cautious good news from @who.int
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WHO @who.int · Sep 4
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have declared an outbreak of #Ebola virus disease in Kasai Province where 28 suspected cases and 15 deaths, including four health workers, have been reported as of 4 September 2025 👉 bit.ly/4ndz9yv
Ebola virus disease
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🔬✨ Introducing: Expert Insights – the new seminar series by the Young Society for Virology!

We’ve combined the strengths of our previous “How to” seminar series and the GfV ROUND lunch discussions into one powerful format – Expert Insights.

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Side-by-side evaluation of two mouse models for Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever Virus infection. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.20.671421v1
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Die WHO hat diese Woche einen Pandemievertrag beschlossen, der in der Zukunft eine Grundlage für eine organisierte und internationale Reaktion auf eine neue Pandemie darstellen soll. 👏 Dazu gehört z.B. eine faire Verteilung von Impfstoffen, Therapeutika und Diagnostika in der Weltgemeinschaft.
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„Gain of Function“ (GoF) insbesondere diese Woche angesichts eines (noch?) geheimen BND-Dossier in aller Munde.
Hier unsere kurze Stellungnahme zur aktuellen Berichterstattung:
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Stellungnahme der Gesellschaft für Virologie zur aktuellen Berichterstattung über Erkenntnisse des Bundesnachrichtendienstes | Gesellschaft für Virologie
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WHO @who.int · Mar 13
Great news: #Tanzania 🇹🇿 has officially declared the end of the #Marburg virus disease outbreak.

Today, the Ministry of Health declared the end of the outbreak after 42 days with no new cases. This is a victory for public health in the country!

bit.ly/3XMKScU
A happy healthcare worker is showing a thumbs up sign. A joyful person is holding up a poster.
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The Ugandan #Ebola outbreak isnt over. Still not clear how this outbreak started and whether the first case we know of was the true index case www.cidrap.umn.edu/ebola/second...
Second cluster reported in Uganda's Ebola Sudan outbreak
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Thank you @gesvirologie.bsky.social for giving me the opportunity to present our data on the preclinical efficacy of an MVA-based vaccine approach against Marburg virus.
Proud to be part of this great collaboration with the Volz lab, TiHo Hannover.
#gfv2025 #dzif
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Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus is transmitted by specific ticks. Present only south of 50’ latitude so far, global warming could make it move north. Within the German center for infection research (DZIF), @crnlsrhd.bsky.social at Marburg University develops vaccines against this virus.
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1. #Ebola: There is a new outbreak, Ebola Sudan, in Uganda. The current index case (who probably isn't the index case) died yesterday. The person was a nurse who sought care in multiple hospitals before dying. Ebola was only determined post mortem.
Possibility of additional cases high.
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Not good news: @who.int just announced a new Marburg outbreak in Tanzania.

“As of 11 January 2025, nine suspected cases were reported including eight deaths across two districts – Biharamulo and Muleba. … Results are pending official confirmation.”
🧪 #IDsky

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Outbreak of suspected Marburg Virus Disease– United Republic of Tanzania
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Influenza A Viren werden anhand ihrer 2 Oberflächenproteine - Hämagglutinin, Neuraminidase - in verschiedene Subtypen, wie beispielsweise H5N1 unterschieden. Dieser Subtyp stammt ursprünglich von Wasservögeln, hat aber die Möglichkeit sich an andere Vögel, Säugetiere & uns Menschen anzupassen
Graph zeigt 18 Hämagglutinin- und 11 Neuraminidase- Kombinationen von Influenza A Viren und typische Wirte, die von diesen Wirten infiziert werden. Quelle: https://doi.org/10.3390/v13112276 Das Schaubild zeigt typische Wirte von Influenza A Viren.
Von Wasservögeln, über Marine Säugetiere und Vögeln, bis zum Menschen. Quelle: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41572-018-0002-y
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If you are interested in the rescue of recombinant Marburg viruses, you can check out Olga Dolnik’s and my chapter in the new method book “Marburg Virus” that's packed with fancy Marburg virus-specific methods!
You can find the chapter and the whole book here: link.springer.com/protocol/10....
Recovery of Recombinant Marburg Virus by Reverse Genetics
Reverse genetics systems can be used to study parts or all of the viral life cycle. Recovery systems are reverse genetics systems used for the generation of infectious recombinant viruses that can car...
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Damit wir unsere Virologie Community hier auf 🦋 wieder gut verknüpfen können und sich alle wiederfinden, machen wir mal einen Aufschlag und haben ein Starter Pack mit DACH Virologinnen/Virologen zusammengestellt.
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Im September/Oktober hat ein Ausbruch des #Marburg-Virus in Ruanda Aufsehen erregt. Untersuchungen des Virus-Erbgutes in Ruanda zeigten, dass am Beginn eine einzige Übertragung von Tier zu Mensch erfolgt ist – wahrscheinlich von einer Fledermausart, die bekanntermaßen das Virus in sich trägt. (1/2)