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. 2012 Feb 24;10(3):521–538. doi: 10.3390/md10030521

Table 3.

Marine microbial extracts and their antiviral effects in viral adsorption inhibition assay.

Extracts Concentrations (μg/mL) HSV-1 VSV Vaccinia Poliovirus-1
62M(1) 50 - - - -
62P(1) 50 - +++ - -
226P(3) 12.5 ++ - - -
298M(1) 50 - +++ - -
298P(1) 12.5 - ++ - -
303M(2) 100 + +++ + -
397M(1) 100 - - - -
397P(1) 6.25 - - - -
456P(1) 12.5 - - - -
457M(1) 25.0 +++ +++ +++ -
457P(1) 25.0 +++ +++ +++ -
460M(1) 25.0 ++ ++ - -
474M(1) 50.0 + +++ ++ -
475M(1) 100 ++ ++ + -
476M(1) 50.0 ++ +++ ++ -
477P(1) 100 + + ++ -
478P(1) 100 +++ + +++ -
479M(1) 6.25 + +++ +++ -
482M(1) 100 +++ +++ +++ -
483P(1) 100 - - - -
485M(1) 50.0 ++ ++ ++ -
485P(1) 50.0 ++ - ++ -
492M(1) 50.0 +++ ++ ++ -
494M(1) 50.0 +++ ++ ++ -
495M(1) 100 - - - -
495P(1) 25.0 - - - -
496M(1) 12.5 ++ +++ ++ -
498M(1) 6.25 + +++ ++ -

-: no meaningful inhibition at subtoxic concentration; +: Slight inhibition (≥20% and <50%); ++: Moderate inhibition (≥50% and <80%); +++: High inhibition (≥80%). 50–100 PFU/mL of virus diluted solution in serum-free medium and equal volumes of the extract dilutions were placed in a tube and mixtures incubated at room temperature for 1 h. Serum-free medium without extract was used as a blank control. The samples were then placed on monolayers of Vero cells to absorb for 1 h at 37 °C. The inhibition efficiency was assessed by counting plaques. Then the ratio of inhibition efficiency was calculated compared to the blank control.