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Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors prevent the assembly and induce a reduction of HCV infectivity

Abstract:: HCV morphogenesis is a key step of the viral cycle and represents an original target for the development of new antivirals that could complement more conventional antiviral strategies based on inhibition of viral enzymes. As proof of concept, the inhibition of morphogenesis was demonstrated using the BVDV, a pestivirus related to HCV, as a surrogate model. Using this model, it was shown that alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, i.e. deoxynojirimyci...
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Chapel, C., Garcia, C., Bartosch, B., Roingeard, P., Zitzmann, N., Cosset, F., Dubuisson, J., Dwek, R., Trepo, C., Zoulim, F., & Durantel, D. (2006). Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors prevent the assembly and induce a reduction of HCV infectivity. Journal of Clinical Virology, 36, S110–S110.

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Chapel, C., et al. “Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors Prevent the Assembly and Induce a Reduction of HCV Infectivity.” Journal of Clinical Virology, vol. 36, Elsevier, 2006, pp. S110–S110.

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Chapel, C, C Garcia, B Bartosch, P Roingeard, N Zitzmann, F Cosset, J Dubuisson, et al. 2006. “Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors Prevent the Assembly and Induce a Reduction of HCV Infectivity.” Journal of Clinical Virology 36: S110–S110.
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Publisher:: Elsevier
Journal:: Journal of Clinical Virology More from this journal
Volume:: 36
Pages:: S110-S110
Publication date:: 2006-08-26
DOI:: 10.1016/S1386-6532(06)80341-0
ISSN:: 1386-6532

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Copyright date:: 2006
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