Anti-respiratory syncytial virus effect of herba patrinea in vitro
Shan Li
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Shan Li
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Objective To explore anti-respiratory syncytical virus effect of herba patrinea.Methods The herba patinea was extracted with hot water,condensed and sterilized.The toxicology of the aqueous extract was tested by adding the diluted extract directly to HeLa cells and its effect on RSV was estimated by the CPEI assay.Results The TC 50 and EC 50 of the herba patrinea were 32mg/ml and 0.54?mg/ml,respectively.The TI was 59.26.Moreover,herba patrinea gave a dose-dependent response in inhibiting RSV.In the assay testing the effect of herba patrinea on viral growth,herba patrinea showed active effect on RSV when it was added at 0,2,4?h after infection.Conclusion Herba patrinea may be a novel anti-RSV drug and it was worthy of further studying.
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Objective To explore anti-respiratory syncytical virus effect of herba patrinea.Methods The herba patinea was extracted with hot water,condensed and sterilized.The toxicology of the aqueous extract was tested by adding the diluted extract directly to HeLa cells and its effect on RSV was estimated by the CPEI assay.Results The TC 50 and EC 50 of the herba patrinea were 32mg/ml and 0.54?mg/ml,respectively.The TI was 59.26.Moreover,herba patrinea gave a dose-dependent response in inhibiting RSV.In the assay testing the effect of herba patrinea on viral growth,herba patrinea showed active effect on RSV when it was added at 0,2,4?h after infection.Conclusion Herba patrinea may be a novel anti-RSV drug and it was worthy of further studying.
Key concepts: HeLa, In vitro, Virus, Traditional medicine, Respiratory system, Chemistry, Aqueous extract, Pharmacology