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. 2007 Mar 7;44(11):3061–3069. doi: 10.1016/j.molimm.2006.12.017

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Fig. 5 — Relative antiviral activity of AmIFN-α subtypes. The activities were normalized to the activity calculated for AmIFN-α6 (that is set as 1 to represent the reciprocal of the dilution leading to 50% cytopathic effect) in the same experiment. The relative antiviral activity of each AmIFN-α subtype was the mean value of three replicates. Standard deviation was the statistics value of three replicates. A1: pAmIFN-α1; A2: pAmIFN-α2; A3: pAmIFN-α3; A4: pAmIFN-α4; A5: pAmIFN-α5; A6: pAmIFN-α6; A7: pAmIFN-α7; A8: pAmIFN-α8; A9: pAmIFN-α9; A10: pAmIFN-α10; A11: pAmIFN-α11; A12: pAmIFN-α12; pcD: pcDNA3.1 (+) vector; huA: human IFN-α2b.