Volume 28, Number 3—March 2022
Research
Higher Viral Stability and Ethanol Resistance of Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Virus on Human Skin
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Figure 3. Effectiveness of disinfectants against various recombinant influenza viruses. A, B) In vitro (A) and ex vivo (B) evaluations were performed, and the residual viral titer after EA exposure is shown. The results are expressed as mean + SD. Dotted horizontal lines represent the detection limit titers. A/crow/Kyoto/53/04 (H5N1) was recombined with the neuraminidase or hemagglutinin gene of A/Duck/Hong Kong/820/80 (H5N3), and the recombinant viruses were designated as rH5N1-H5N3-NA and rH5N1-H5N3-HA. In addition, A/Duck/Hong Kong/820/80 (H5N3) was recombined with the neuraminidase, nonstructural protein, matrix protein, or hemagglutinin gene of A/crow/Kyoto/53/04 (H5N1), and the recombinant viruses were designated as rH5N3-H5N1-NA, rH5N3-H5N1-NS, rH5N3-H5N1-M, or rH5N3-H5N1-HA. log reductions were calculated to evaluate the effectiveness of disinfectants under different conditions (Appendix Table 3). EA, ethyl alcohol.