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Air 1

Gives pathogen ability to travel on dust particles. Increase infectivity, especially in arid environments and plane transmission

9DNA

Air 2

Gives organism ability to survive suspended in air for a long time. Increases infectivity, especially in arid environments and plane transmission

14DNA

Bat 1

Bats host a strain of the Nipah Virus that can infect humans.

0DNA

Bat 2

Pathogen able to spread through bat urine, especially via fruit. Increases infectivity, especially in hot and humid climates, and mutation.

2DNA

Bat 3

Pathogen causes bats to become restless in current habitats and search for new ones. Increases infectivity, especially in hot and humid climates.

14DNA

Bat 4

Pathogen causes bats to mob and attack humans at night. Significantly increases infectivity, and attacks can be lethal.

15DNA

Dog

Dogs susceptible to the pathogen. Significantly increases infectivity, particularly in urban areas, and likelihood of mutation.

17DNA

Extreme Bioaerosol

Pathogen bypasses air/water filters due to adaptive cellular shell. Increase infectivity, especially in humid & arid climates and plane/ship transmission.

25DNA

Fomites 1

Pathogen survives away from a host, transmitted via external objects. Increases infectivity - especially in wealthy and urban environments.

7DNA

Fomites 2

Pathogen able to survive on increased variety of surfaces. Increases infectivity - especially in wealthy and urban environments

9DNA

Fomites 3

Pathogen able to survive on surfaces for long periods of time. Increases infectivity - especially in wealthy and urban environments.

13DNA

Horse 1

Horses susceptible to the pathogen and able to infect humans. Increase infectivity in rural and arid locations, as well as likelihood of mutation.

9DNA

Horse 2

Pathogen spreads through horse faeces. Increase infectivity in rural and arid locations, as well as likelihood of mutation.

13DNA

Swine 1

Pigs susceptible to the pathogen and able to infect humans. Increase infectivity, especially in rural locations, as well as likelihood of mutation.

2DNA

Swine 2

Pathogen spreads through pig faeces. Increase infectivity, especially in rural locations, as well as likelihood of mutation.

10DNA

Swine 3

Pathogen spreads through pork produce. Greatly increases infectivity as well as likelihood of mutation.

16DNA

Water 1

Pathogen can survive outside the body in fresh, warm water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission

9DNA

Water 2

Pathogen able to survive in chemically treated water. Increase infectivity, especially in humid environments and ship transmission

14DNA