Figure S1.

Graphical summary of the generation and use of VSV pseudotype particles bearing SARS-2-S and representative transduction data, related to Figure 2

(A) Schematic illustration of how SARS-2-S-bearing VSV pseudotype particles are generated and used for transduction experiments.

(B) Raw transduction data (cps, counts per second) from a representative experiment. Presented are the data from a single representative experiment conducted with technical quadruplicates. Error bars indicate the SD. Bald pseudotype particles bearing no viral glycoprotein and particles harboring VSV-G served as negative (assay background) and positive controls, respectively.