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. 2009 Feb 23;56(1):9–24. doi: 10.1111/j.1574-695X.2009.00544.x

Table 3.

 Effect of NO on the replication of viruses grown in different cells *

Virus Test system Mechanism of NO production References
NO‐induced inhibition of virus replication
Influenza A, B Kidney cells Viral RNA synthesis inhibited Rimmelzwaan et al. (1999)
Influenza PR8 Murine macrophage Induce iNOS RNA Imanishi et al. (2005)
Hantavirus A549 cells IFNs induced Stoltz et al. (2007)
Vero E6 cells Cytokine induced Klingström et al. (2006)
iNOS(−/−) mice NO not produced
Coronavirus (SARS CoV) Vero E6 cells Viral RNA synthesis inhibited Akerström et al. (2005)
Hepatitis B Liver of transgenic mice IFN‐γ‐induced iNOS Guidotti et al. (2000)
LCMV Liver of transgenic mice IFN‐γ‐induced iNOS Guidotti et al. (2000)
Coxsackievirus B3 Macrophage in vitro IFN‐γ‐induced iNOS Jarasch et al. (2005)
Sendai virus Mice NO and peroxynitrite Akaike et al. (2000)
Rabies virus Neuroblastoma cells Transcription inhibition Ubol et al. (2001)
Junin virus Astrocyte culture iNOS/NO generation Pozner et al. (2008)
Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) Primarily JEV‐infected N18, human neuronal NT‐2, and BHK‐21 cells, as well as in persistently JEV‐infected C2‐2 cells. Inhibit viral RNA synthesis Lin et al. (1997)
DV LLC‐MK2 monkey kidney cells RdRp inhibition Takhampunya et al. (2006)
Neuroblastoma cells RNA production suppressed Charnsilpa et al. (2005)
NO‐induced increase of virus replication
HIV‐1 T‐cell lines. Jurkat and MT‐2 Activation of LTR‐mediated transcription Jiménez et al. (2001)
Monocytes from PBMC of normal humans Activation of NF‐κB by peroxynitrite Aquaro et al. (2007)
PBMC of HIV‐1 Patients Decreased expression of iNOS RNA Cairoli et al. (2008)
Normal PBMC infected with HIV‐1 Decreased expression of iNOS RNA
NO has no effect on virus replication
Vaccinia virus Mice iNOS‐deficient mice do not show increased viral replication van den Broek et al. (2000)
Murine macrophage Suppress iNOS through soluble viral protein Bellows et al. (2003)
Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus Mice INOS/NO are redundant Bartholdy et al. (1999)
Mouse hepatitis virus Mice iNOS‐deficient mice do not increase Wu et al. (2000)
Tick‐borne encephalitis virus Mice macrophage Increased NO production has no effect Kreil & Eibl (1996)
Hepatitis B virus Hepatoma cells Increased iNOS expression has no effect Proto et al. (2008)
*

All viruses could not be included.LCMV, lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus;LTR, long terminal repeat.

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