I have to infect cell with ss RNA+ virus. This virus can replicate in cell however there is no receptor to permit phagocytosis of virus, this is why I must infect cell.
I plan on transfecting viral genetic material via microinjection, but once again am wondering if viral cDNA or RNA is the better route?
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Posted 01 April 2012 - 06:17 PM
I work with NDV. It is a -ss RNA virus. We infect with 30 HA for every 10^6 cells for 24-78 hrs according to Schirrmacher et al. 1999.
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