Okay, sirs, here we go. These pictures were taken over a period of eight hours. Normal,...

[Sam, Salt, and Casey are examining the virus via computer] Major Salt: Okay, sirs, here we go. These pictures were taken over a period of eight hours. Normal, healthy kidney cells before they met the virus. [the computer supports Salt's following claims] Major Salt: In the space of an hour, a single virus has invaded, multiplied and killed the cell. And in just two hours, its offspring have invaded cells [points at the screen] Major Salt: here, and here. Continually multiplying. [Salt clicks another button and the virus is shown to be spreading further] Casey Schuler: Jesus Christ, five hours? It infects the cell, replicates, and kills this fast? These numbers can't be right Ebola takes days to do this damage. Major Salt: Sirs, the numbers are correct. I wish to God they weren't. One goes in, millions come out. Every cell is dead. [Salt begins to zoom in] Major Salt: Now we see them individually, searching for the next victim until there's nothing left to kill. Casey Schuler: Mark this day, Salt. We could spend our whole careers waiting to see a new virus. [Salt zooms in some more] Major Salt: Sirs, Mr. Motaba, up close and personal. Casey Schuler: I hate this bug. Sam Daniels: Come on, Casey. You have to love its simplicity. It's one billionth our size and it's beating us. Casey Schuler: So, what do you want to do, take it to dinner? Sam Daniels: No. Casey Schuler: What, then? Sam Daniels: Kill it.