An illustrated diagram of the Ebola virus replication process. The ebola virus is a singlestranded RNA filovirus responsible for severe hemorrhagic fever in humans. In this illustration, translated viral proteins and replicated viral genomes gather at the host cells plasma membrane. Glycoproteins (GP) are further modified in the host Golgi apparatus and delivered to the plasma membrane inside secretory vesicles. Nucleoproteins encapsidate the viral RNA while membraneassociated proteins assemble and bud from the cell surface. The host is destroyed once the virus buds from the cell. Image 5 of 5.