Selected article for: "IFN type and SARS cov"

Author: Vineet D. Menachery; Lisa E. Gralinski; Hugh D. Mitchell; Kenneth H. Dinnon; Sarah R. Leist; Boyd L. Yount; Eileen T. McAnarney; Rachel L. Graham; Katrina M. Waters; Ralph S. Baric
Title: Combination attenuation offers strategy for live-attenuated coronavirus vaccines
  • Document date: 2018_4_28
  • ID: 3t75dbb7_9
    Snippet: While the SARS-and to a lesser extent the MERS-CoV outbreaks have been mostly 44 contained, this limitation has been primarily due to effective public health measures and the 45 delayed transmissibility of the viruses until after symptomatic disease (5). Standard antiviral 46 treatments with type I IFN or traditional nucleoside analogs like ribavirin have shown minimal 47 success against either epidemic strain (6). While several antibodies have b.....
    Document: While the SARS-and to a lesser extent the MERS-CoV outbreaks have been mostly 44 contained, this limitation has been primarily due to effective public health measures and the 45 delayed transmissibility of the viruses until after symptomatic disease (5). Standard antiviral 46 treatments with type I IFN or traditional nucleoside analogs like ribavirin have shown minimal 47 success against either epidemic strain (6). While several antibodies have been designed 48 against SARS-and MERS-CoV, their efficacy has been found to be strain specific and may offer 49 minimal protection against heterologous or unrelated coronaviruses, especially under 50 therapeutic conditions (4, 7). Other drugs, targeting conserved CoV activities, have had either 51 marginal efficacy in vivo or offer only a small window for treatment during early infection (8, 9) .

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