doi: 10.1007/BF01120986.
Ca2+-sensitive permeability changes caused by influenza virus
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Ca2+-sensitive permeability changes caused by influenza virus
Biosci Rep.
1983 Aug.
Abstract
Influenza virus added to Lettré cells at pH 5.3 induces a permeability change similar to that elicited by Sendai virus at pH 7.4: K+ and Na+ equilibrate across the plasma membrane and low-molecular-weight phosphorylated compounds leak out of cells, which remain impermeable to trypan blue.
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