Transmission: African-derived filov

Transmission: African-derived filovirus infections are infected animal. When an infection does occur in humans, characterized by transmission from an unknown host there are several ways in which the virus can be (possibly bats) to humans or nonhuman primates, transmitted to others. These include, direct contact with presumably via direct contact with body fluids such as the blood or secretions of an infected person, exposure to saliva or blood or other infected tissues. Evidence in objects (such as needles) that have been contaminated nonhuman primates indicates that Sudan Ebola virus and with infected secretions [8].

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Transmisi: Afrika turunan inféksi filovirus nu kainféksi sato. Lamun hiji inféksi teu lumangsung dina manusa, dicirikeun ku pangiriman ti hiji host dipikanyaho aya sababaraha cara nu virus bisa (jigana kalong) pikeun manusa atawa primata nonhuman, dikirimkeun ka batur. Di handap ieu kaasup, kontak langsung jeung presumably via kontak langsung jeung cairan awak saperti getih atawa sékrési ti hiji jalma kainféksi, paparan ciduh atawa getih atawa jaringan kainféksi séjén. Bukti dina objék (saperti jarum) anu geus terkontaminasi primata nonhuman nunjukkeun yén virus Sudan Ebola jeung jeung sékrési kainféksi [8].