Abstract
An isoquinoline derivative UK 2371 has a direct inactivating effect on an avian influenza virus strain A/turkey/Eng/1/63. The activity of the compound is dependent on the duration and temperature of its contact with the virus in vitro before infection of BHK-21 tissue culture. No direct action of UK 2371 on viral haemagglutinin could, however, be demonstrated by biological methods.
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