Orthoebolavirus zairense
Orthoebolavirus zairense
A species of filovirus that includes viruses responsible for Ebola disease outbreaks.
Overview
EXPLORE BY LEVELOrthoebolavirus zairense is a An infectious agent that is not a cell and must use a host cell to make new virus particles. species. Members of this group can cause Ebola disease; the An infectious agent that is not a cell and must use a host cell to make new virus particles. spreads through direct contact with infectious body fluids, not like a typical respiratory An infectious agent that is not a cell and must use a host cell to make new virus particles..
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Research Claims
NCBI and ICTV currently use Orthoebolavirus zairense for the species formerly called Zaire ebolavirus. Outbreak inference requires genomic, temporal, geographic, and epidemiological evidence.