Citation: WEI Ran, CHEN Chen-Hua, DONG Jie-De, CHOU Su-Ying, CAO Zong-Li. Studies on the Effect of AM and RG in Enhancing the Antiviral Activity of Human Myocardial Cells in Vitro .VIROLOGICA SINICA, 1992, 7(1) : 36.

Studies on the Effect of AM and RG in Enhancing the Antiviral Activity of Human Myocardial Cells in Vitro

  • Available online: 05 March 1992
  • In this study, we assayed the antiviral effect of AM and RG againstCoxsackie B-3 and Echo-19 viruses and the influence of these two drugs onthe susceptibility of human heart cells to viral infection. Results of the studyrevealed the following: human heart cells, depleted endothelial cells and fibro-blasts by 2 hours adsorption, grown up to monolayer by 9th-10th day, survi-ved more than one month. AM and RG have no direct inactivating effect onCox B-3 and Echo-19 viruses. Heart cells pretreated with AM and R...

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    Studies on the Effect of AM and RG in Enhancing the Antiviral Activity of Human Myocardial Cells in Vitro

    • 1. Department of Microbiology
    • 2. Shandong Medical University

    Abstract: In this study, we assayed the antiviral effect of AM and RG againstCoxsackie B-3 and Echo-19 viruses and the influence of these two drugs onthe susceptibility of human heart cells to viral infection. Results of the studyrevealed the following: human heart cells, depleted endothelial cells and fibro-blasts by 2 hours adsorption, grown up to monolayer by 9th-10th day, survi-ved more than one month. AM and RG have no direct inactivating effect onCox B-3 and Echo-19 viruses. Heart cells pretreated with AM and R...

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