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African

People who are native to or inhabitants of the continent of Africa, especially of sub-Saharan Africa. The region is culturally heterogeneous with numerous distinctive ethnic and sociolinguistic groups. There are three major language families: Niger-Congo, Hamito-Semitic (Afro-Asiatic), and Chari-Nile (Sudanic). Minor language groups include Khoisan.



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None of the animals became ill because African green monkeys don't develop the symptoms of SARS.
SARS control: first nasal vaccine effective in monkeys by Lock, C. / Science News
Genetic tests indicate that the viruses came from chimpanzees, baboons, and an African green monkey.
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At INEVH, virus was isolated in African green monkey (Vero) cells, as described (2).
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