Fig. 2From: Aspirin inhibits rotavirus replication and alters rat gut microbial compositionImmunofluorescent assay of the antiviral activity of aspirin against rotavirusFluorescent focus assays were performed for quantification of the antiviral activity against rotavirus in different host cells. (A), Caco-2 (B), CV-1 (C) MA104. Different concentrations of aspirin were added in the culture medium after virus infection (107 FFU/ml). After 12 h, supernatants were collected, and virus titers were determined by the immunofluorescence method. Non-treated virus-infected cells were used as a negative control, and ribavirin (0.2 mol/ml) as an internal positive control. Virus titer= (Fluorescence quantity × Dilution ratio)/volume of virus added per well × 1000. RV, rotavirus; ASP, aspirin. *P = 0.0003, **P = 0.0002, ***P = 0.0001Back to article page