An image of the Zika virus particle structure, derived from a cryo-electron microscopy technique.
The structure is coloured to resemble Earth while the region of South America, which is heavily affected by the Zika virus, is highlighted in red.
Image by Dr Guntur Fibriansah, Senior Research Fellow in the Emerging Infectious Diseases Programme
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