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Plant Antiviral Agents

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Oct 1983Publisher:Georg Thieme Verlag KGJournal:Planta Medica, volume 49, pages 109-114 (issn: 0032-0943, eissn: 1439-0221,

Authors: A. J. Vlietinck; D. A. van den Berghe; Margareta Ieven;

doi: 10.1055/s-2007-969826

Plant Antiviral Agents

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Abstract

Lycorine, one of the principal alkaloids of the Amaryllidaceae, exerts an antiviral effect on several RNA and DNA viruses. This effect on the growth pattern of different viruses has now been investigated. In the presence of lycorine, a delay in virus production and a decrease in total amount of virus were observed. This inhibitory effect is concentration dependent, it is due to a block of viral protein synthesis and not to an extracellular inactivation or inhibition of viral adsorption.

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