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The document discusses the author's dream to develop drug treatments for the deadly Ebola virus. Through bioinformatics tools, the author identified 12 potential drug lead molecules against Ebola. The author's dream is to extend this work in wet labs by partnering with a research firm to test the lead molecules in animal trials, with the goal of developing successful drug treatments for Ebola to benefit society.
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