Genetics: Zaire Ebola also known as EBOV, it is composed of helical RNA strand wrapped and includes many fundamental and regulatory proteins that comprising VP35, VP30, nucleoprotein and protein L in the capsid. Protein L utilizes VP30 and VP35 as cofactors that help catalyze transcription of the viral RNA along with cytosol of the host cell. The capsid is studded with…
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The Circle of Life
Zaire Ebola works to spread to humans and animals. It has been known that Fruit bats are natural reservoirs of the Ebola virus. The primary way for this virus to transmit is with contaminated bodily fluids. The transmission from fruit bats to humans is presented in this image: The virus has various mechanisms to affect the host immune system. A…
How does it look?
It is known that viruses are non-living so they cannot be prokaryotes or eukaryotes. The Zaire ebolavirus is approximately 970nm long and 80nm in diameter, it is a filamentous single-stranded RNA. It has a helical capsid surrounded inside the membrane and is a single-celled organism. They have a tubular, circular, and rod-shaped features. Zaire ebolavirus belongs to the family Filoverdae; they contain virions…
My Cute Microbe
When I went to the CDC museum, I was walking around observing the different microbes. At the corner of my eye, I spot the a big presentation of Ebola and found the microbe Zaire ebolavirus the most interesting. It has a filamentous shape and is a single-stranded RNA with a helical shape. It most commonly affects humans and nonhuman primates. This was…
My experience
There are many locations that I visualized. These various places were very interesting and I obtained a great amount knowledge in each location. Many of the places have a historical concept and give a deeper aspect to them. I personally enjoyed viewing and analyzing these locations. I learned a great amount of detail with them. I also learned more about architecture…
Reading summary 6
Melissa King analyzes how the use of the network affects the can the community judges them in her article, “Better Online Living through Content Moderation”. Many people moderate the content they visualize online, which makes them vulnerable to the criticism of others. The vulnerability increases throughout time, but users can avoid such problems by avoiding the harassers. The person can block…
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