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. 2022 Oct 25;22:100236. doi: 10.1016/j.mran.2022.100236

Table 8.

Permissiveness coefficients of the Ebola virus and human host tissues. The permissiveness coefficients were calculated as the ratio of Gibbs energies of biosynthesis of the virus and its host tissues. A permissiveness coefficient greater than 1 means that a virus is able to hijack the host cell metabolism. The greater the permissiveness coefficient, the greater the potential of the virus to damage the tissue.

Tissue P
Aorta 3.5
Kidney 19.2
Liver 48.8
Spleen 6.4
Lung - parenchyma 3.0