Table 2.
Effect of amino acid residues on the virus susceptibility of neutralization by CHA5- and CHA5II-induced antiserum
| Virus * |
EC90 neutralization titers † |
|
| CHA5 ‡ |
CHA5II |
|
| FJ | 63 ± 15 | 200 ± 90 |
| FJ P157S | 200 ± 39 | 800 ± 132 |
| FJ I190V | 162 ± 27 | 598 ± 124 |
| FJ S197P | 158 ± 31 | 634 ± 103 |
| AN | 79 ± 18 | 224 ± 99 |
| AN P157S | 200 ± 37 | 500 ± 81 |
| AN I190V | 155 ± 32 | 462 ± 73 |
| AN S197P | 125 ± 26 | 317 ± 58 |
*The HA of the virus was used to produce HA-pseudotyped virus.
†The geometric means of EC90 neutralization titer form more than three independent experiments.
‡The DNA vaccine antigen was used to elicit antiserum.