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The neural pathways into the central nervous system

Transmitted by fatal infectious species

Pathogenic microbial prions

Infected inhale secretions, onset of severe symptoms and condition

Sudden breakdown of amino acids in dead organism

Infection reaches the central nervous system and symptoms begin to show

The foul odor of putrefying flesh

Putrefying bacteria beginning of decomposition process

Dead bodies begins to swell owing to gas formation

Veins become discoloured

The abdomen becomes very tight and swollen and the skin blister

Tissues begin to soften. Organs and cavities are bursting. The nails fall off

Soft tissues begin to liquefy, and the face becomes unrecognisable.

Viral neuroinvasive disease

The incubation period of the disease started

Acute pain, uncontrolled movements

Experience the periods of mania and lethargy

Cerebral dysfunction, anxiety, insomnia, confusion

Morbid hallucinations, progressing to delirium

Mental and genetic disorders, syndromes deviant behaviors