Influence of Glutamine on Multiplication and Cytopathic Effect of Respiratory Syncytial Virus.
A Márquez, G. D. Hsiung
Abstract
A Márquez, G. D. Hsiung
Abstract
Glutamine was found to be an essential component in Eagle's medium for the maximal multiplication of RS virus and for the development of syncytia cytopathic effect in Hep-2 cell cultures. The minimal amount of glutamine needed for syncytium formation was only 18 μg/ml. It is suggested that it be ascertained that the culture medium used contains glutamine when Hep-2 cell cultures are used for the cultivation and recognition of RS virus.
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Glutamine was found to be an essential component in Eagle's medium for the maximal multiplication of RS virus and for the development of syncytia cytopathic effect in Hep-2 cell cultures. The minimal amount of glutamine needed for syncytium formation was only 18 μg/ml. It is suggested that it be ascertained that the culture medium used contains glutamine when Hep-2 cell cultures are used for the cultivation and recognition of RS virus.
Key concepts: Syncytium, Glutamine, Cytopathic effect, Virus, Virology, Biology, Respiratory system, Multiplication (music)