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From: A defined anthocyanin mixture sourced from bilberry and black currant inhibits Measles virus and various herpesviruses

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Impact of BC/BL extract, anthocyanins and astaxanthin on Measles virus infection. A. Determination of the inhibition of gfp-encoding Measles virus infection by BC/BL. Each bar represents the mean of 3 independent infection experiments. Error bars represent the standard deviation. B. Immunofluorescent analysis of BC/BL on gfp-encoding Measles virus inhibition and syncytia formation. C. Quantitative analysis of gfp-positive Vero SLAM cells after BC/BL treatment and Measles virus infection. Data are presented as means (bars) and standard deviation (error bars) of three independent samples performed in triplicates, each. D. Impact of astaxanthin (Asta) and D3R on gfp-encoding Measles virus replication. Data are presented as means (bars) and standard deviation (error bars) of four independent samples performed in quadruplets, each. E. Impact of BC/BL and single extracts on gfp-encoding Measles virus infection. Data are presented as means (bars) and standard deviation (error bars) of three independent samples performed in triplicates, each. The significance of the results was calculated, and the values are shown in the main text

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