Antiviral activity of <i>Deschampsia antarctica</i> plant extracts <i>in vitro</i>
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Published:2024-03-15
Issue:2
Volume:13
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ISSN:1805-0697
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Container-title:Czech Polar Reports
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Short-container-title:Czech Polar Rep.
Author:
Rybalko Svitlana,Poronnik Oksana,Myryuta Ganna,Balanda Anatoliy,Arkhypova Maryna,Starosyla Daria,Deryabin Oleg,Puhovkin Anton,Parnikoza Ivan,Kunakh Viktor
Abstract
Main objective of research to study the D. antarctica extracts antiviral activity which was grown in vitro and propagated by cloning. The D. antarctica aqueous ethanolic extracts was tested on in vitro models of MDСK – Madin-Darby Canine Kidney cells and PEK – Porcine Embryonic Kidney cells and influenza virus, А/FM/1/47(H1N1) strain and transmissible gastroenteritis virus – porcine coronavirus (TGEV). The antiviral activity of D. antarctica plant extracts (G/D9-1 genotype) on experimental models of influenza viruses and Coronavirus TGEV in vitro was conducted. D. antarctica plant extracts high antiviral activity on influenza viruses and Coronavirus TGEV in vitro was shown.
Publisher
Masaryk University Press
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