Malaysian Abstracting and Indexing SystemInhibition of Newcastle Disease Virus Propagation In Vero Cells By a Recombinant Bacteriophage And A Synthetic Peptide Lee, Kheng Jiauthor Eshaghi, Majidauthor Khatijah Yusofauthor Tan, Wen SiangauthorA recombinant filamentous phage bearing the peptide sequence CTLTTKLYC has been shown to interact tightly with Newcastle disease virus (NDV). The peptide, either alone or in the phage associated form, inhibited the hemolytic activity of the virus and also its propagation in embryonated chicken eggs. Here, we demonstrate that phage bearing the peptide sequence CTLTTKLYC and a synthetic peptide derived from the sequence inhibit the infection of Vero cells by NDV.Q Science, Computer ScienceR Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing2005Malaysian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular BiologyJournal

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