Table 1.
Tissue Model | Cell Lines | Virus | Virus Replication | Host Response | Reference |
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Neuronal | NHNP | VZV | Productive infection | No CPE | [31] |
Tonsil | Primary cells | HIV | Productive infection | Lymphocyte migration tracked | [32] |
Lymphoid | P3HR-1 | EBV | Suppression of EBV reactivation | ND | [33] |
P3HR-1 Daudi Ramos |
EBV | Suppression of EBV reactivation | ND | [34] | |
BJAB Raji |
EBV | Suppression of EBV reactivation | Microgravity and radiation increased DNA damage in EBV positive cells | [35] | |
Lung | HBTC BEAS-2B |
SARS-CoV | No SARS-CoV replication detected | Vacuolization, mitochondria loss and chromatin alterations | [36] |
HBTC BEAS-2B |
RSV | Productive infection | Signs of cellular damage; mucus produced in 3D aggregates | [37] | |
HBTC BEAS-2B |
RSV PIV3 |
Productive infection | Cytokine profile in 3D aggregates was similar to human airways from RSV- and PIV3-infected patients | [30] | |
Liver | Huh7 | HCV | Productive infection | Expression and localization of TJ proteins enhance HCV infection | [38] |
PLC/PRF/5 | HEV | Productive infection | No CPE | [39] | |
Small Intestine | INT-407 | HuNoV | Increase in viral RNA copies detected | Vacuolization, shortening of apical microvilli, cell detachment from bead | [40] |
No HuNoV replication detected | Clumping and detachment of cells from microcarrier beads | [41] | |||
No HuNoV replication detected | No CPE | [42,43] | |||
Colon | Caco-2 | HuNoV | Increase in HuNoV RNA copies detected | Shortening of apical microvilli and formation of vacuoles | [44] |
No HuNoV replication detected | No CPE | [42,43] | |||
CVB | Productive infection | Increased expression of proliferation and differentiation genes | [24] | ||
Placenta | TBPC | HCMV | Productive infection | ND | [45] |
JEG-3 | VSV | No VSV replication detected | Resistance to infection mimics in vivo response to infection | [26] | |
Vagina | V19I | HSV-1 HSV-2 |
Productive infection | Mucosal epithelial barrier features mimic in vivo characteristics, aggregates are more resistant to HSV infection | [28] |
NHNP, normal human neural progenitor; VZV, Varicella zoster virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; HCV, hepatitis C virus; EBV, Epstein–Barr virus; HEV, hepatitis E virus; CBV, Coxsackie B virus; HCMV, human cytomegalovirus; VSV, Vesicular stomatitis virus; HSV, herpes simplex virus; RSV, respiratory syncytial virus; PIV3, parainfluenza virus type 3; SARS- CoV, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus; HuNoV, human norovirus; CPE, cytopathic effects; ND, not determined.