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. 2015 May 1;73(5):ftv032. doi: 10.1093/femspd/ftv032

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Figure 3. — Amiodarone interferes with early steps of SUDV infection. Vero cells, treated with 10 μM amiodarone, were infected for 1 h with 0.05 FFU/cell of SUDV. After 24 h, infected cells were identified by staining with an antibody anti-SUDV Nucleoprotein (NP). No drug indicates no amiodarone treatment, (t –16) stands for 16 h treatment before infection, (t 1) indicates treatment during infection, (t 24) indicates a treatment of 24 h following infection and (t 21) indicates 21 h treatment starting 3 h after infection. Data (mean ± SD, N = 2 experiments in duplicate) are percentages of NP-positive cells with respect to no drug, set as 100% (* = P < 0.05).