Numerous Spike proteins were present on the virus surface. S LCN type CS-α/β was discovered to be capable of activating Na + channels. Then a substantial amount of sodium ions were injected into cells. The surface of the Ebola virus made numerous contact sites with the cell membrane, increasing the number of Na + channels activated by the S protein. Under these circumstances, a significant amount of sodium from the blood was entered into the cells through Na + channels. Simultaneously, a significant amount of sodium was pumped out of the cell by Na + /Ca + pumps. A considerable amount of calcium was injected into the cell via the pumps. The Na + /K + pump also pumped a large amount of sodium from the cell. It also injected a massive amount of potassium into the cell. Through the active Na+ channel, the pumped sodium out of the cell could also be reintroduced into the cell.