Ons (mannanbinding activity) and MBL C4 cleavage activity in sera from 35 healthy adult volunteers of Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic or AfricanAmerican ancestry (females, n = 20). The sample had a 3.7 log10 range of MBL concentrations (0?,424 ng/mL) that were strongly correlated with the concordant MBL C4 cleavage values (0?7,468 U/mL; r2 = 0.91). The sample included three individuals with homozygous
Ons (mannanbinding activity) and MBL C4 cleavage activity in sera from 35 healthy adult volunteers of Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic or AfricanAmerican ancestry (females, n = 20). The sample had a 3.7 log10 range of MBL concentrations (0?,424 ng/mL) that were strongly correlated with the concordant MBL C4 cleavage values (0?7,468 U/mL; r2 = 0.91). The sample included three individuals with homozygous
Ons (mannanbinding activity) and MBL C4 cleavage activity in sera from 35 healthy adult volunteers of Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic or AfricanAmerican ancestry (females, n = 20). The sample had a 3.7 log10 range of MBL concentrations (0?,424 ng/mL) that were strongly correlated with the concordant MBL C4 cleavage values (0?7,468 U/mL; r2 = 0.91). The sample included three individuals with homozygous
Exposed to autoradiography film. High-mannose moieties were preserved only in untreated virus confirming that PNGase F and endo H effectively cleaved high-mannose residues on GPs of HIV-EBOV virion-like particles. (EPS) Figure S4 Thermolysin treatment of HIV-EBOV GP abrogates enhancement of infection by rhMBL in a thermolysin-concentration dependent manner. We preincubated HIV-EBOV GP virion-like
Ons (mannanbinding activity) and MBL C4 cleavage activity in sera from 35 healthy adult volunteers of Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic or AfricanAmerican ancestry (females, n = 20). The sample had a 3.7 log10 range of MBL concentrations (0?,424 ng/mL) that were strongly correlated with the concordant MBL C4 cleavage values (0?7,468 U/mL; r2 = 0.91). The sample included three individuals with homozygous
Ons (mannanbinding activity) and MBL C4 cleavage activity in sera from 35 healthy adult volunteers of Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic or AfricanAmerican ancestry (females, n = 20). The sample had a 3.7 log10 range of MBL concentrations (0?,424 ng/mL) that were strongly correlated with the concordant MBL C4 cleavage values (0?7,468 U/mL; r2 = 0.91). The sample included three individuals with homozygous
On of fetal calf or fetal bovine serum typically used for EBOV infectivity assays [17,18,44,45,67]. Given that C4 gene copy number variations may lead to a proportionate reduction ofLectin-Dependent Enhancement of Ebola Virusesiological doses of MBL products or blood products with high MBL concentrations to individuals in the setting of infectious diseases and relative hypocomplementemia may be de
Ons (mannanbinding activity) and MBL C4 cleavage activity in sera from 35 healthy adult volunteers of Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic or AfricanAmerican ancestry (females, n = 20). The sample had a 3.7 log10 range of MBL concentrations (0?,424 ng/mL) that were strongly correlated with the concordant MBL C4 cleavage values (0?7,468 U/mL; r2 = 0.91). The sample included three individuals with homozygous