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Growth media affects susceptibility of air-lifted human nasal epithelial cell cultures to SARS-CoV2, but not Influenza A, virus infection

2023-08-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Primary differentiated human epithelial cell cultures have been widely used by researchers to study viral fitness and virus-host interactions, especially during the COVID19 pandemic. These cultures recapitulate important characteristics of the respiratory epithelium such as diverse cell type composition, polarization, and innate immune responses. However, standardization and validation of these...

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5e050ccf-b923-5f77-a9e7-eb9f518f4334
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10.1101/2023.07.31.551381
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