What is Ebola Virus?
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​Effects on the Cell from Ebola Virus

   

Cells that gets Effects from the Ebola Virus

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​Majorly, 6 cells are getting effected by the Ebola virus. Similar to other filoviruses, Ebola virus cell replicates very efficiently, producing many large amount of virus in monocytes, macrophages, dendritic cells, liver cells, fibroblasts, and adrenal gland cells. This picture at left shows the cycle of Ebola virus. Viral replication triggers the high level of releasing inflammatory chemical signals and leads to a septic state that spreads out the disease. Also Viral Replication is known for the process of our body saying that the viruses are bad. Also when it detects the virus, they release chemicals to help kill the virus. These are the cells that fights against virus. The key point of this theme is your body could fight against the cell, but in general, it will affect our whole body to make us sick, which leads to the last stage, Septic State. This means that your whole body is affected by the virus. From here, we can know that Ebola Virus is a strong and dangerous virus, that we should be careful.



Macrophage and Monocyte

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Picture shown in above is Macrophage (Left) and Monocyte (Right). To explain, these are the types of cells from white blood cells that fights against diseases that entered to your body. When any disease or bacteria comes to your body, these cells fights first against them. 


Dendritic Cell

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This picture shown in right is Dendritic cells. This cell is nerves cells that are in your body. When Ebola virus comes in to your body and meets this cell, they will destroy Dendritic cell to make you feel tired, and not get nerved. 


Again, Liver cells are the cells that decomposes red blood cells, and plasma protein synthesis. However, when the Ebola virus kills this cell, they won't be able to make enough decomposition in order to make our body function well. 


Liver Cells

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Fibroblast

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Fibroblasts are a type of blood cells that maintains the structural in complete of the connective tissue by continuously secreting extracellular matrix proteins like glycoproteins.

Adrenal Gland


Adrenal Gland is the place where it creates adrenaline that makes human get exited for something. Also when it detects the virus, they release chemicals to help kill the virus. And previously, when Ebola virus effects our nerve cells, and adrenal gland, our mood will be neutral and make us extremely tired. 

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Final Turing Point: Septic State

These are the cells that fights against virus. The key point of this theme is your body could fight against the cell, but in general, it will affect our whole body to make us sick, which leads to the last stage, Septic State. This means that your whole body is affected by the virus. From here, we can know that Ebola Virus is a strong and dangerous virus, that we should be careful. ​In total, before they come in to our body, they destroy the cell membrane to enter, and after they come in, they kill most the immunity as possible. This will lead us to make sick. 

Cells that get Infected by Ebola Virus
Symptoms of Infection by Ebola Virus
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  • Home
  • Introduction
  • Research
    • Types of Ebola Virus
    • Structure of Ebola Virus
    • Cells that get Infected by Ebola Virus
    • Effects on the Cell from Ebola Virus
    • Symptoms of Infection by Ebola Virus
    • Typical Treatment and How it Effects Ebola Virus
  • Source / Bibliography