Fig. 7
From: In vivo Ebola virus infection leads to a strong innate response in circulating immune cells
Aerosol infection shows a delayed transcriptional response. Each line represents the average fold-change in expression (log2, y-axis) of one of 20 top genes at different times (x-axis) after Ebola virus infection. Panel a corresponds to intramuscular injection (quantified using RNA sequencing), and Panel b to aerosol exposure (quantified using microarrays). Panels c and d illustrate the delay observed in two individual genes (ISG15 and IFIT2) in the aerosol and intramuscular groups