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Myerburg et al., 2010)

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[Abstract]2025 Aug 22;11(34):eadv6937

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quercetin 52%) when compared to mice receiving only vitamins B3 and C ( Inhibiting Virus Entry Cell entry is a crucial step during viral infection and has been studied as a potential target of antiviral treatments ( in vitro model of H1N1 and H3N2 influenza infection of MDCK cells, quercetin demonstrated reduced cytopathic effect 48 h post-infection ( In vitro , quercetin pre-treatment (10 M) inhibited Rhinovirus (RV) virulence, entry, and replication into BEAS-2B cells via multiple mechanisms: it impeded RV endocytosis though misdirecting EEA1 localization -an early endosomal marker- and inhibiting AKT phosphorylation with subsequent 3-fold viral load reduction at 24 h, lowering negative-strand RNA and modulating interferon (IFN) and IL-8 expression ( in vivo , with an estimated lower plasmatic concentration of quercetin (nM) (similarly to other studies ( Interfering With DNA and RNA Polymerases The in vitro antiviral effects of quercetin on herpesviruses (HSV-1, 2) and adenoviruses (ADV-3,8,11) suggest inhibition of early stage viral replication in a dose dependent manner (for HSV-1 100% inhibition at 60 mg/L) ( necessary co-administration with ascorbate to exert its antiviral effect

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