KFVS12 News Reports NEW ORLEANS, LA (WVUE) - With the lingering mystery over the latest case of Ebola in Dallas, many people have questioned whether the killer virus has become airborne. A pair of local experts weighed in on whether Ebola is "changing its stripes," so to speak. "What we're finding is, is that the virus is mutating, In fact, it's mutating in humans as the virus spreads from human to human to human much faster than it was when it was just circulating around in the rain forest in the animals there,” said Robert Garry, Ph.D., a Tulane virologist who is also a professor of microbiology. Dr. Garry returned from West Africa in June where he was already doing work in Sierra Leone pertaining to another hemorrhagic disease, and he began monitoring Ebola and its mutation. "Some of the things that we did with the samples was to sequence those viruses, in other words, to determine the whole string of nucleotides that those viruses has and th...