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High basal expression of interferon stimulated genes in human bronchial epithelial (BEAS 2B) cells contributes to influenza A virus resistance

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Figure 1. BEAS-2B cells were considerably less permissive to influenza virus replication than MDCK cells
Figure 2. Similar distribution of human and avian influenza virus receptors on BEAS-2B and MDCK cells
Figure 3. BEAS-2B cells were more resistant than human primary NHBE cells and human A549 cells to human H1N1 (A) and avianH2N3 (B) influenza virus
Figure 4. BEAS-2B cells showed greater accumulation of avian H2N3 virus than human H1N1 virus in prolonged cultures
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