I think it's my Josie I saw him take a couple minutes real quick to introduce our panelists beginning with dog to miss Winchell dog or just one song receives Bucy and molecular soul ology the University of Connecticut and has been at the C.D.C. for the past thirteen years he's a laboratory achieved here you know your response and surveillance laboratory within the respiratory diseases range is you scientists design as well as Little days ass's disaster as it were pathogens around the globe and is the primary labs response of respiratory outbreaks He's also been outside her visor in the school biology since two thousand and three D. Jing forces and are all as you know microbiology. Dr Dougal is a health sciences one that will hold security branch and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention here in Atlanta Dr goes work with the C.D.C. says nine hundred ninety seven holding several different international program management policy decisions is in our small science and with the C.D.C. include such a cool assistant visits to countries including but not limited to being on Philippines Serbia Macedonia Kurdistan is bogus and we're rocking Nigeria Uganda South Africa Norway Bolivia and Argentina just to name a few. Dr Boyer his P.H.D. and whole policy ministers and from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he does this edition research on immunization uptake in Bolivia Dr Margaret zone is an associate professor in Assam one school International here is here in Georgia site where she is currently the associate director of the salmon security fellows Murray within the Center for International Strategy technology and policy She recently returned to the non-school after serving as a senior advisor to the sheet of staff of the U.S. Army. Before joining George is a doctor who was a science in technology you guys are so used to since I guess air defense for chemical biological and nuclear defense she was a doctoral degree and him history from the University of Illinois under vanishing where she works on violin got it and assertions your views Dr Kozol is all this is has been. You see that Stanford Northwestern and the Naval Postgraduate School and EDITION a lecturing both here in the U.S. and abroad founding since a company that researches biological chemical and slows attention and closing the book nanotechnology for chemical and biological defense Doctorow there's a point to this is morning saying as it goes Reagan I was in she left Mexico Guatemala and United States as you completing his undergrad an economics that you know doctors ones whose are his not just as easily from MIT I sure wish humans who go to Hollywood where you were the only receipt I got fired like the U.S. Institute of Economic and Social Research as well as United Nations Development Program he returns in my seeing two thousand times or is he she doing his dissertation research on the process ease of industrial transformation and mining Merica I think it says you for organ Employment Research in the Sloan School of national youth teams you see in September of this year his her leave her stalker will follow in the school where he teaches courses on international development well for you I was reading the words your hit list beginning with Dr Germ this Winchell. Thank you so much for the invitation to pull your crew will be here. Before I start I know we have a limited time for each of the segments that we have here so I will go through quite quickly on something that you have a question that you have never seen through the life also before I begin although I work at C.D.C. as those are like the whole of both of us or you're on the U.S. government or the Center for these people for you to get that claim are out of the way right for the big house so I would have further. Do from start on what exactly is the virus and I were doing something extremely small so we're done for the next year and my. Nine years and it's a Friday so I just give you a perspective Yeah it was somewhere in the in the five kilometer. Range where he died of you within a one hundred M. years. Similar to influenza which I'll show you is about one hundred one hundred twenty million years and I'll put that in perspective with people only get a few flies in. Viruses are made out of a horror nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat for protection that is the essential component components of all fires just the clothes the nonstructural instructional routines What does it mean. To make an analogy to a house calendar your foundation and your your walls and roof for all your structural proteins in your nice circle proteins would be the inside her home is your house the furniture still microwave things that injure viruses how saying I may go. On what you will level the genome is your D.N.A. or R.N.A. again these are new Clay gases they are the genetic makeup of what makes the virus have specific traits and after a few years. And some are very simple the only hope for a few proteins. And some of these still envelopes from a cell and so they are considered envelopes viruses now one critical component that you must understand are viruses is they all absolutely require metabolically active cell sac so you can't grow the line and kernel media like a little blood accurately like you would with that here here so to put it in perspective with the size we're seeing up in the upper. Upper corner here is a typical animal cell like your your liver cell or your a fuel cell would be huge compared to a day of virus for instance and down here is a schematic of a bacteria and you can bacteria can be in fact there was a call sieges So this is a relative. There's scale of things and even though both of these pathogens or microbes can be actual half the genes and they're very tiny There are no where near similar OK just because they're small you can't prove that you gather OK so to of ours the bacteria are as different as a dog and the goldfish I mean they're very different OK. So some common viruses that you obviously are very familiar with the as a virus here is an envelope virus and you can see around the outside here the spikes of the envelope glycol through things and are you see that this virus critical of these kind of morph is more like your kind of weather balloon looking up whereas this one is me was to the Thomas source of our cervical cancer in women this is on more structure in a protein is just right there's only that it doesn't prove he looks very geometric and your god vastly different viruses over there both on the scale and then yours. And here's a schematic of here's your take you know each other people use your key so here in the second he saw was that there is on each of these areas and I was part of those kind of here this was an exact process of putting out of the cell. So you're the classic. Pictures that you'll find associated with Ebola and you'll see their long legs filaments and he's getting laid with kind of your AIDS and eye hooks and those sorts of things and evil is a number of classifiers in the family cause I love your day now stands for need for thought and this raises very long Sona like so these are Stream Long Well they can deal with nine hundred seventy nanometers long words that yeah so the whole the most range of viruses of between twenty and three hundred and metres this one usually sees that the resolution though this is a. Hurry because all across here such studies are still of ours and you can now see under normal a microscope sees the need for higher powered cars to be down here you have the actual arm section taken from the side of it so these are your Ebola Heriot here and these little ones you see here you know now just in this cut in cross-section planes are the viruses are actually coming out of the screen you raise of the many different planes they are looking at but nonetheless this is in fact the issue here here's a beautiful shot of the second cell inside the cells that are really high powered things occasion this is an organ outside the cell with all these little black kind of string particles that you see all layer here are the Furia are all the ball of waters that are inside of one cell so after a virus gets into the cell and exponentially replicate and so it can you can insert this cell for instance polio you know one polio virus in the cell and it's forty six hours later you have the six one the only thing I can is just one period inside one's self. So if I if we look at closer at the furious offices the virus in our new poll of ours here comes Nick Clegg though he said and one couple things I want to point out here one this green. Protein here is what rocks like gases so inside here are people that has an oily virus so the single strength pieces of R.N.A. is highly protected inside this. Green prove me. The outside is an envelope so this isn't a little fires and a couple things one point out here is this kind of mushroom shaped yellow thing this is called local routines or this is a shooter who could be routine This does two things the virus one it allows you to find in the target cell OK Jack the current. So gain entry The second thing is because it's cover we should use it makes it a really. Bad target for your view system to perhaps the virus sugarcoated should resign and I speak already kind of images for you for the virus to both your users and then inside this wire Supreme's indifferent routine one of those call one reason this guy is responsible for replicating the nucleic acids inside your now interestingly here is the genetic. Setting of the arming of fires and listen along here of the different genes there's not many of them and you see this is the one at the end is that all gene which includes for this one reason does a lot of work so this far astray is really crucial but the other really important part of our desires is this area through global proteins G.D.P. so that you can eat when it's red when you always threw in a simple protein and you see the product that you see here which starts the entire period and allows the entry OK So this is important but the plume race does another trick because fires three see if anything in the bowl only doesn't do with his cousin the whole Marburg virus which is in the same family but within your bowl or what it does is it makes kind of like a. Marshall form of this like a protein that's called as you created good clear go through here and what happens in this reading frame which ends up with a truncated fruitiness it doesn't enclose of this little stalk region that inserts into the envelope region so in instead is secreted out into the into the body and what that does is it provides a decoys for your users. And so in this business line we have if I focus you OK We have an infected now with the drill excels These are cells that are part of your body that are GA I think you early on faces when you're exactly and what happens is after this game. Injuries of yours are equal of your EON which will attach to a solar cell here and then use this and who will use with the cell membrane and then the inside core will be done in his her cell and then what happens more importantly is the cell will become. Her generating a lot of virus go home now in addition to this this cell was responsible for sending out a lot of these chemical signals called cytokines and these are incredibly potent and that's what gives you a lot of your symptoms when you're sick you do the general cold or allergies or those sorts of things these are high in chemical molecules that are released in give you all your symptoms that you see but what happens here is this becomes a source for virus and what'll happen between the site you can use it all and only other cells of your abuses don't know this for what that's called is programmed cell death so will actually go all the cells to die and the other thing will happen is. The the release of the period after this initial groups. After the initial stage of the section they will those you bystander cells and these are in your in the fuel cells which are lining your blood vessels and what will happen here is these will become also the viral factories and bleak period because also happening as you'll see just he's a red light going through things that are secrete you know virus well living do they act as if the boy do sort of these black while living things these are called and bodies and those are there to protect you and your immune system will have generated antibodies to neutralize any form apogee and so what happens is the virus and is kind of out there as a as a little red herring to sop up these antibodies therefore the anybodies cannot actually target the actual Heriot itself so it's a very sneaky virus. Now what happens inside this car and the fuel cell is our source of down really regulate these are these molecules and why is that boring because this is what causes folks to bleed out when her back to the bowl because during the session write your initial Mars or McAfee's will be gone back to release a whole bunch of these period which was a blow up here and this is your blood vessel here and after that it's released there's a lot of your yarns now in your blood vessels they will then infect the lining which will be your end of new cells and what happens inside that and the fuel cell these guys are completely down each other using what's called a junctions if you can really really fine so that your blood pressure stays high and you do not lose through vascular leakage but after being infected people will downgrade you later the molecules that are supposed to keep these guys nice. And so these guys start to degrade and slough off and when that happens you know how nasty your leakage and this is why he's hemorrhage is also why people go in shock. Slowly so you get this done right you get caught in session of the immune cells and this thing called a sidecar story where you get all these inflammatory chemical messenger the least then you get out of control viral replication The reason for five or so of your immune response in your ability to harm that virus goes down and then the virus continues to repeat unchecked and you're asking the rebuild of the pieces which allows the virus then spread to all your other primary worries and issues so this is why people end up getting your liver kidneys and you get basically the vascular leakage you shot and that's what you see in most of our patients who down the track so some of the early. Symptoms here in blue. Most people first result we had a fever fatigue muscle aches those things and then people progressed begin to take more of the diarrhea vomiting and some of the rashes they see in. This next slide it shows more symptomology throughout the horse by days right so early on the first week or so you get that heavy use of the femur So this can often times be confused for other things that you find in Africa such as malaria and then I think Hello and welcome you continually kind of get to the final stages with a hammer and chisel and ultimately an organ shutdown and massive bleeding. For those that are destined to recover usually by that have a hemorrhage Well if you use start to show improvement if you don't show it by hand or twelve least in countries that don't have great health facilities what usually happens is they're progressing. Usually through this release before there. Here are some. Classic. 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Approved by Congress he's resigned his position. To become the deputy. Response. Or near. His former. Leaders who. Are you know some leading opposition party. Story. Most connection here. Why. Are charts. Shifting. Signing to. International. Action. Twenty first century why are you be drivers for national security. That much. I am. Right thank you very much for your patience and all I receive. In the much of your own Imagine. This initial play a little time is very simple very important this is not just a health epidemic this is a humanitarian crisis a. Broad economic social and perhaps even political consequence. To blame or completely the ball is not only the people say it is a major destruction also has ways of life it is really a hard economic and the social fabric of this country this is undermining the national institutions national but it was a fusion and it is wiping out the services are provided by the state. And then sends it it's not clear to me that we should be comparable as are things such as the MERS outbreak in the Middle East racially and why in Mexico we do not have a. Broader environment or humanitarian issues I think the better comparison here a better source of guidance comes from other cases of humanitarian crisis such as a he said earthquake that you mention or the two thousand for the. Tsunami. And the distinction is important because a humanitarian crisis like the one that is unfolding in West Africa as we speak requires a much broader probably longer term response than when he says so we focused on actions he's up in heaven. So what I want to argue is that based on his previous cases of humanitarian crisis the broader response should involve and should have been shown to be led by the national state up the affected countries while initially the international communities of certainly plays a significant and this is on control the outbreak itself. The response to it to evolution also simultaneously. Focus on the child of the national states of life here you give me a seer only you know. Can assume the long term responsibility of dealing with a humanitarian consequences I was out. However before I talk about a response itself it is important to recognize that their current forms these three hassles days and most rarely even Center either failed states or very fragile states so as this chart shows you the three countries have some of the most fragile states on earth. These are countries are coming out civil wars are bloody civil wars and there's days of Certainly not you. Nor have the national economies at all that even this is what most of the populations in these countries you can also see here the countries rank among the lowest in the world when it comes to human development. Now given this conflict the kind of kneejerk response that you usually hear is that we should they demanded the international community step in. And recently taken troll of the situation now I should say I partially agree with this insofar as I go here in international responses and as you certainly know the national stage as your own the only union Liberia at this time lack the necessary resources and the US is very capacity to face this health care which by the way there is not only the local population but the population of the world at large. But in doing so in advocating that we have this international response we should fire high water goals are if the only goal here is to stop this epidemic and perhaps a largely internationally led intervention is warranted. But if our goal is not only to stop this particular epidemic but also address Kolker author and I would say perhaps more complex humanitarian crisis that it has created and usually we are aware of this problem this approach this idea of involving only international responders carries a certain risks now that he's even though he's on the Haitian earthquake such as for example so you know lateral international response creates an enormous companions in the country who's on foreign aid and for N.G.O.s So essentially you have this for these foreign organizations assuming that's hasd out of the state. Now that might be your Haiti while we're going as Asians are in the country but once they leave you have an enormous impact on an enormous void right and the state which is so weak is really unable to take over those responsibilities now the departure of these international organizations that create all these questions for starters who will fill my boy which is in Syria especially countries such as Liberia that unions here early on where this is actually were born as you know I'm number of the most educated people in the country. And we're going to take charge of actually rebuilding these countries and ensure. The recovery ones as if the damage is controlled. Now again these questions are especially your relatives in these countries are plagued by where in the recent past by a loose surgeon who filled similar voids similar vacuums and triggered civil wars Moreover the post-war recovery in all of these countries is still very much an unfinished task but we do you know the national stage by bringing in all these international organizations and they you know they're just going to perform all the tasks internationally as they should be performing will only delay the long term recovery of these countries. And for this reason as I said before a response to a humanitarian crisis of this magnitude must involve the essential role for the national state of light here again and of Sierra Leone. Now even I should emphasize that I'm not advocating that these international aid agencies if you international response N.G.O.s withdraw from active participation in controlling the outbreak. Rather what I am saying is that as part of the response to the broader humanitarian crisis we should seriously emphasize the importance of also building up the capacity of these national states and doing so requires involving these national states in the response effort itself now we transfer you all the decision making to outsiders. And this I really believe Brazil is not only in urgent need of these countries but might also actually even offer an opportunity to contribute to their long term development which I hope is what we hear about here. Now is the causes of inclusion and construction of the Nationals. I see Sure major avenues that we can pursue both of these have strengths and weaknesses but first is to build up the traditional European version of the state you know if you would have to go about recruiting a competent trained your rockers including you have your ocracy of response teams find different sources of funding for national ministries and set or. Do the first one is you the idea would be an authority or an intervention force were gradually devolve power to the increasingly functioning state and this strategy might avoid leaving behind a board which is a major concern but I should note that it also Harry's important risks. Most prominently building the stage from the ground up like this is no easy task it might take too long to rebuild right securely when we have these tight tight histories all humanitarian crisis. Furthermore I think that history of these countries obviously has essentially it's traditionally a small elite often this phonecall from the social and political life of the rest of the country has controlled the state there for strength in this existing state in these countries with his headquarters in the capital where there's bureaucracy drawn from the more educated wealthier members of society might not necessarily represent the national interests and might actually use it all kind of serious breach of them obviously and not represent stations in these countries. I think an alternative approach here involves preconceive the state and pushing beyond the standard European peace understanding and his formal structure of national news for us and the argument here is that we should focus on the more he tends to be the right version of the state one that is better suited to the local conditions of these countries. And when the second alternative suggestion is if it was right you know the state shouldn't call or have been until now non-state local level lacquers in their power structures so here we go they go mobile chiefs of community organisations even state health response use these non-state actors all of them have been in many cases heavy hand to take on this has at this stage what have traditionally performed in this society. Somehow learn through the experience of facing the Savoy to them and become relevant here and dealing with not only its health consequences more broadly at him as humanitarian consequences. And the destruction of the state and its involvement in the response to that help and humanitarian crisis. We include these non-state actors and can bring them into full of the stage and give them high level missions abilities in responding to the humanitarian means created by you bowl at him. Now again like the previous alternative is alternative also offer the benefits and risks among the benefits we can talk about our building here our local cases our success we can also talk here about how we get more simply create a space you know you're not building a from the ground up you're taking most of our users in so you can build more strictly toupees the humanitarian crisis and lastly I could also involve adopting a much more democratic structure for the state what is not only representing the elites in the capital but a much broader as well as weight of the population. However I view other one this approach also has had falls more as a part of the I think there is a risk here of real internal rifts between these different groups which could undermine not only the national cohesion but the capacity of the city. Now as some as you can look over me let me point I want to me really back to this initial premise that man made before this is a humanitarian crisis we saw react to it as such it demands a longer term response one that I think can only be adequately provided by a whole issue that includes the national states I. Thank you. Thank. You so much for your Francis on how inviting all for working here was sick locally and we're going to ensure each having a question the answer session I don't we've already got over a sudden T.-O. time on it so you have to leave that he says So are you have a convenience but what I'm going to ask you to use your question please raise your head high speed answer like see hardly I didn't fire salt if you're your balance you know girl or so you think you just hit I didn't fire her that are you close your question or if you have really. Survived I will hit my hood and she will give you some information. 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Your stop lights. Out. That. Doesn't. Say. It's also. Thought. You know he's so. Liquid I think. What was. That. War. Was. Just a simple idea of having a password I mean I just don't see that on Iran are you at all saying there's so much as a password that is the standard says I've been to this country there's no way that the U.S. government or there's no they're not political worlds you basically prevent these people from getting on fine after visa these get them in their areas and then for you why is the United States there always do you agree with mentions goes that is true this would be much more difficult to start flights from here or from wherever but it's not always you we have also acknowledge looking at houses where you know we can look at it and saw the person going on or actually. Like. You know. Like. We see us. All. There feel. Free. To look away yes. Really. Most of your. Life. I think we have time for one more question here the. Caller. 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