Figure 7. NF90 depletion reduces production of infectious dengue virus.
Supernatants from WT and NF90-depleted cells infected with dengue virus (multiplicity of infection: 0.5) were used to infect DC-SIGN-expressing K562 cells (12, 46). At 14 hours post-infection, cells were harvested and analyzed for viral infection by flow cytometry using antibodies against dengue virus prM. Panels A-D are representative dot plots from the assay of a single set of supernatants from WT (MDA-MB-435-GFP) and KD (shDRBP76-GFP cells), FSC: forward scattering. (E) Bar graph summarizing the results of three independent experiments. Asterisks represent statistical significance at P<0.02.
