Reston ebolavirus

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Reston ebolavirus is a species of ebolavirus that primarily infects nonhuman primates and pigs and is notable for being the only known ebolavirus that has caused asymptomatic infections in humans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ebolavirus
virus species
associatedWithOutbreak 1989 Reston, Virginia monkey facility outbreak
belongsToGroup Filoviridae
surface form: filoviruses
biosafetyLevel BSL-4
causesDiseaseIn domestic pigs
macaques
controlMeasures BSL-4 laboratory containment
quarantine of infected animals
diseaseInHumans asymptomatic or subclinical infection
enveloped true
family Filoviridae
firstDescribed 1989
firstDiscoveredIn United States of America
surface form: United States
firstDiscoveryLocation Reston
surface form: Reston, Virginia, United States
genomeOrganization nonsegmented linear RNA genome
genomeSegmented false
genomeType negative-sense single-stranded RNA
genus Ebolavirus ONNED1
hasBaltimoreClassification Group V (-ssRNA viruses)
hasShape filamentous
host humans
nonhuman primates
pigs
humanPathogenicity no confirmed severe disease in humans
humanToHumanTransmission not confirmed
naturalReservoir suspected fruit bats
notableFor asymptomatic human infections
infection of nonhuman primates
infection of pigs
order Mononegavirales
parentTaxon Ebolavirus
pathogenicityInNonhumanPrimates high
pathogenicityInPigs respiratory disease
realm Riboviria
relatedTo Bombali ebolavirus NERFINISHED
Bundibugyo ebolavirus NERFINISHED
Sudan ebolavirus NERFINISHED
Taï Forest ebolavirus
Zaire ebolavirus NERFINISHED
surveillanceTarget imported nonhuman primates
swine populations in affected regions
taxonRank species
transmissionRoute contact with infected animals or their body fluids
transmissionSetting laboratory and animal facility exposures
viralFamilyCommonName Filoviridae
surface form: filoviruses
zoonoticPotential true

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Ebola virus disease causativeAgent Reston ebolavirus
The Hot Zone notableEventDescribed Reston ebolavirus
this entity surface form: Reston Ebola outbreak
Bundibugyo ebolavirus relatedTo Reston ebolavirus
Ebolavirus containsSpecies Reston ebolavirus
Ebolavirus geographicDistribution Reston ebolavirus
this entity surface form: China (Reston ebolavirus)
Filoviridae notableMember Reston ebolavirus
Sudan ebolavirus relatedTo Reston ebolavirus