Profil
- Nom scientifique
- Reston ebolavirus
- Abréviation
- RESTV
- Découvert
- 1989 · Reston, Virginia, United States (in a primate research facility)
- Pathogène chez l'humain
- Non (pas connu pour causer la maladie)
- Létalité historique
- -
- Épidémies reconnues
- 0
- Hôte naturel
- Likely fruit bats in the Philippines. Reston virus has been detected in cynomolgus macaques imported from the Philippines and in Philippine domestic pigs.
- Notes sur la létalité
- No confirmed human deaths. Serological evidence of human infection exists in animal handlers, but no symptomatic disease has been documented in humans.