Matthias Dr. Schüller
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FEBS Letters | 1991
Richard T.C. Huang; Ellen Dietsch; Oswald Lockhof; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Werner Reutter
A number of natural and synthetic sugar analogues have been tested for their antiviral activity, using an influenza virus strain as a model. Hemagglutinating titres (HA) and cytopathic effect (CPE) were surveyed to estimate the virus production. It was found that introduction of the benzyl group into these sugars generally causes them to become antivirally active. Substitution with methyl, acetyl, uridyl and thiocyanyl groups or derivatization with azido, isopropylidene and benzylidene groups were without effect. All sugars containing the 2‐deoxy‐2‐acetamido group were inactive.
Archive | 1988
Horst Boshagen; Bodo Junge; Günther Dr. Kinast; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Jurgen Stoltefuss; Arnold Paessens
Archive | 1986
Günther Dr. Kinast; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Theo Dr. Schröder
Archive | 1988
Horst Boshagen; Bodo Junge; Günther Dr. Kinast; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Jurgen Stoltefuss; Arnold Paessens
Archive | 1991
Wolfgang Dr Roeben; Oswald Lockhoff; Kai Rossen; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Jürgen Dipl.-Ing. Stoltefuss; Arnold Paessens
Archive | 1988
Matthias Dr. Schüller; Horst Boshagen; Fred-Robert Heiker
Archive | 1991
Arnold Paessens; Matthias Dr. Schüller
Archive | 1991
Wolfgang Dr Roeben; Oswald Lockhoff; Kai Rossen; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Jürgen Dipl.-Ing. Stoltefuss; Arnold Paessens
Archive | 1991
Wolfgang Dr Roeben; Oswald Lockhoff; Kai Rossen; Matthias Dr. Schüller; Jurgen Stoltefuss; Arnold Paessens
Archive | 1988
Horst Boshagen; Bodo Junge; Arnold Paessens; Matthias Dr. Schüller