miR-181d promotes henipavirus infection specifically.
- Chwan Hong Foo (2571913)
- Christina L. Rootes (2571910)
- Karla Cowley (3254523)
- Glenn A. Marsh (145805)
- Cathryn M. Gould (1225092)
- Celine Deffrasnes (299111)
- Christopher J. Cowled (3254535)
- Reuben Klein (78663)
- Sarah J. Riddell (3254529)
- Deborah Middleton (145818)
- Kaylene J. Simpson (1225116)
- Lin-Fa Wang (145863)
- Andrew G. D. Bean (357371)
- Cameron R. Stewart (348669)
Publication date
October 2016
DOIAbstract
<p>Infectivity assays were applied to assess changes in virus production or virus infection of HeLa cells infected with NiV, MeV, MuV, RSV or influenza A/WSN/33 virus for 24 h. Cells were previously transfected with miR-181d or negative control agonists (miNEG) for 72 h. **p≤0.01; n.s. not significant.</p
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