Susceptibility to Neuraminidase Inhibitors and M2 Blockers of Some Seasonal Influenza Strains Isolated in Bulgaria 2004–2007

Simeonova, Lora; Gegova, G; Mukova, Lucia; Galabov, Angel S.; Koceva, Rositza; Werf, Sylvie van der

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“…To investigate resistance in the seasonal strains of influenza, the sensitivities against rimantadine, oseltamivir and zanamivir were determined in antiviral assays [1]. Also, the gene segments encoding the HA, NA and M2 proteins were sequenced to detect known resistance mutations.…”

Section: Lora Simeonova (The Stephan Angeloff Institute Of Microbiolomentioning

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Scientific Report: Highlights of 24th ICAR, 8–11 May 2011, Sofia, Bulgaria

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2011

Antivir Chem Chemother

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The 24th ICAR meeting was held in Sofia, Bulgaria, 8-11 May 2011. This report summarizes the presentations by the ICAR award winners, Earl Kern and Brian Gowen; the keynote address by Albert (ADME) Osterhaus; the Plenary lectures by Raina Fichorova, Ralf Bartenschlager and Esteban Domingo; the invited speakers for the symposia; and a few of those by contributors. This report aims to reflect the diversity of topics across different disciplines (chemistry to biology) discussed at ICAR: old viruses (smallpox), emerging viruses (SARS, new strains of influenza and flaviviruses), problematic viruses (HIV and HCV), sporadic viruses (arenaviruses), neglected viruses (enteroviruses), new research targets (for HCV) and new approaches (lethal mutagenesis). There were timely reports on promising compounds against adenoviruses, cytomegalovirus, HCV and HIV in clinical trials.This conference illuminated the constantly evolving field of antiviral chemotherapy by providing a forum to present and discuss new antiviral compounds, new uses for old compounds and exciting clinical results. This ICAR was a fitting testament to the 'father of antiviral chemotherapy', Bill Prusoff, who died aged 90 in April 2011.

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Section: Lora Simeonova (The Stephan Angeloff Institute Of Microbiolomentioning

confidence: 99%

Scientific Report: Highlights of 24th ICAR, 8–11 May 2011, Sofia, Bulgaria

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2011

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Susceptibility to Neuraminidase Inhibitors and M2 Blockers of Some Seasonal Influenza Strains Isolated in Bulgaria 2004–2007

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Scientific Report: Highlights of 24th ICAR, 8–11 May 2011, Sofia, Bulgaria

Scientific Report: Highlights of 24th ICAR, 8–11 May 2011, Sofia, Bulgaria

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