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. 2015 Apr 22;12:67. doi: 10.1186/s12985-015-0295-3

Table 1.

Minimum NAI concentration required to completely inhibit agglutination of chicken RBCs in the NAI-HI assay

Influenza Isolates Passage a Oseltamivir b (nM) Zanamivir b (nM)
Human
B/Perth/211/2001 MDCKx -c -
A/Mississippi/3/2001 H1N1 MDCKx - -
A/England/23/2002 H1N2 Ex/E1 - -
A/England/23/2002 H1N2 MDCKx/MDCK1 - -
A/Lipetsk/14/2002 H3N2 MDCKx 1-10 10-100
A/Okayama/23/2004 H3N2 MDCKx/MDCK1 10 100
A/Brisbane/22/2006 H3N2 MDCKx/MDCK1 1 10
Swine and Avian
A/Swine/Nakorn Patham/2002 H3N2 Ex/E2 - -
A/Duck/Selangor/659/2004 H3N2 Ex/E1 - -
A/Duck/Tasmania/297/2006 H3N8 E2 - -
A/Mallard/South Korea/12A/2006 H5N2 E4 - -
A/Duck/Tasmania/277/2007 H7N2 E4 - -
A/Chicken/Malacca/4905/2003 H9N2 Ex/E2 - -

aE = egg, MDCK = Madin-Darby Canine Kidney, number of passages in culture condition stated or (x) unknown number of passages.

bNAI-HI assays were performed in duplicate with 4 HAUs of virus, a final concentration of 0.5% chicken RBCs and log10 dilutions of NAIs. Where consecutive drug dilutions showed partial then full inhibition a range between these two is given.

cNo inhibition of haemagglutination (−) when tested with a maximum of 100,000 nM NAI.