Fig. 2
From: Evaluation of a method to measure HHV-6B infection in vitro based on cell size
Characterization of HHV-6B-infection by different methods. Time-course of cells infected with different doses of a virus stock, measured at different times: a. Average diameter of cells (μm); b. Cell viability (%); c. Virus DNA in supernatant (copies/mL); d. Percentage of glycoprotein B positive cells (Pct gB+ cells); e. gB median fluorescence intensity (gB MFI). Summary of time-course experiments of SupT1 infected with different virus stocks at a single dose of virus (300 copies per cell): f. Average size; g. Cell viability; h. Virus DNA in supernatant; i. Pct gB+ cells; j. gB MFI. Box plots show median, quartiles, and standard deviation of 7-10 independent infections. * Day 1 values in panels c and h reflect residual viral DNA present despite extensive washing. † Limit of detection