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The study of antibody responses to influenza neuraminidase using a lentiviral pseudotype based ELLA

2017-11-13

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Influenza pseudotypes represent an alternative to wild type virus for serological assays. To date, pseudotypes (PV) have predominantly been used as surrogates for wild type viruses in microneutralisation assays, where the surface glycoprotein of interest and a reporter gene (such as Luciferase) are used to assess if virus entry into target cells could be inhibited by serum antibodies. The influenza neuraminidase (...

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Literature Corpus work: ee690e10-238e-54f3-a2e3-5dc6e1e54d07
DOI: 10.1101/218800

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