“…Then, it was investigated that G2/M phase‐related drugs inhibited EVD68 production, it was found that pseudolaric acid B (Song et al, ; Wang et al, ), oridonin (Zheng et al, ), and erianin (Wang et al, ) did not affect intracellar viral protein expression although they had the trend to decrease the expression, therefore, it was speculated that the decreased trend was due to decreased viral mRNA level by pseudolaric acid B, oridonin, and erianin, respectively. Meanwhile, only oridonin affected supernatant viral protein expression, but all of them decreased supernatant viral genome level, and the fold difference in the TCID50/ml and the supernatant viral genome level between the control‐treated and pseudolaric acid B‐treated cells was 2.34 × 10 2 and 11.31, oridonin was 5.10 × 10 3 and 54.05, and erianin was 1.23 × 10 3 and 108.70, therefore, pseudolaric acid, oridonin, and erianin inhibiting viral genome packaged into virions partly explained the decreased production.…”