Role of Influenza B virus in hepatic steatosis and mitochondrial abnormalities in a mouse model of reye syndrome

Keyphrases

• Mouse Model 100%
• Virus 100%
• Hepatic Steatosis 100%
• Reye Syndrome 100%
• Mitochondrial Abnormalities 100%
• Hepatic Mitochondria 100%
• Influenza B Virus 100%
• Allantoic Fluid 82%
• Ultracentrifugation 58%
• Bovine Serum Albumin 29%
• Hemagglutination 17%
• Mitochondrial Enzymes 11%
• Aged Mice 11%
• Infectious Virus 11%
• Infectious Dose 11%
• Hepatic Fat 11%
• Mitochondrial Cholesterol 11%
• Illness 5%
• Liver 5%
• Phosphate-buffered Saline 5%
• Clinical Disease 5%
• Viral Proteins 5%
• Irradiation 5%
• Intravenous Injection 5%
• Balb C Mice 5%
• High Titer 5%
• Mitochondria-associated Membranes 5%
• Dietary Factors 5%
• Decreased Food Intake 5%
• Influenza B 5%
• Glutamate Dehydrogenase 5%
• Non-viral 5%
• Impurities 5%
• Vacuolization 5%
• Succinate Dehydrogenase 5%
• Issue 4 5%
• Conjugated Dienes 5%
• Mitochondrial Lipid Peroxidation 5%
• Infectious Titer 5%
• Dietary Variation 5%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Mouse Model 100%
• Influenza B Virus 100%
• Virus 100%
• Amnion Fluid 82%
• Ultracentrifugation 58%
• Bovine Serum Albumin 29%
• Hemagglutination 17%
• Titer 11%
• Virus Infectivity 11%
• Infectious Dose 11%
• Viral Protein 5%
• Influenza 5%
• Mitochondrial Membrane 5%
• Lipid Peroxidation 5%
• Fumarate Reductase 5%
• Infection 5%
• Glutamate Dehydrogenase 5%