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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Virology. 2006 Sep 7;356(1-2):165–170. doi: 10.1016/j.virol.2006.08.006

Table 2.

IgA antibody concentration dependence of intracellular virus neutralization and comparison to conditioned media a

Apical Supernatant
Cell Lysate
IgA MAb (μg/mL) Blue Cell # % Virus Reductionb Blue Cell # % Virus Reductionb
Control 156 ± 26 1781 ± 123
Anti-RT (150) 96 ± 21 39 c 1075 ± 125 40c
Anti-RT (50) 115 ± 14 26c 1336 ± 252 25c
Anti-RT (20) 126 ± 34 19c 1674 ± 133 6c
Control 145 ± 21 1814 ± 76
Anti-Gag (150) 100 ± 16 31c 1330 ± 158 27c
Anti-Gag (50) 114 ± 16 21c 1489 ± 122 18c
Anti-Gag (20) 140 ± 23 4 1808 ± 202 1
Control 137 ± 15 1776 ± 43
Anti-RT (150) 82 ± 14 40c 1086 ± 99 39c
Anti-Gag (150) 80 ± 20 42c 1032 ± 138 42c
C.M.1- Anti-RTd 125 ± 33 9 1707 ± 114 4
C.M.1- Anti-GAGd 125 ± 20 9 1774 ± 124 2
C.M.2- Anti-RTe 1717 ± 159 3
C.M.2- Anti-GAGe 1774 ± 124 0
a

Experiments as in Table 1 except that only pIgR+ epithelial cells were used. In some cases conditioned medium (C.M.) was added to the apical chamber or cell lysate without MAb having been added to the basolateral surface. Data are means from eight data points ± SEM pooled from four experiments.

b

Compared to no antibody control.

c

Result significantly different (p≤0.03) from the no antibody control.

d

C.M. 1 - apical supernatant with transcytosed IgA (see text).

e

C.M. 2 - IgA-transcytosing cell lysate (see text).