Reducción de la replicación viral in vitro de alfaherpesvirus caprino 1 (CpHV-1) por tratamiento antiviral natural de extractos de plantas
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herpesvius, tratamiento, L. divaricata, M. verticillata, P. quadrangularisResumen
El herpesvirus caprino 1 (CpHV-1) se distribuye mundialmente siendo responsable de pérdidas económicas. La aplicación de aciclovir interfiere en la replicación viral con distintos grados de eficacia, pero no impide el establecimiento de latencia. Debido a los costos y efectos secundarios que producen los fármacos antihipertensivos, la búsqueda de nuevos agentes quimioterapéuticos es fundamental para el tratamiento y control de las enfermedades virales. El objetivo del trabajo es evaluar y comparar la actividad antiviral in vitro de tres plantas nativas de Argentina como tratamiento antiviral terapéutico contra CpHV-1. Se utilizaron Larrea divaricata, Minthostachys verticillata y Parastrephia quadrangularis. Se analizaron cuatro parámetros: Concentración Citotóxica 50 (CC50), Concentración Inhibitoria 50 (CI50), cuantificación por ensayo de placa y titulación viral. El extracto de L. divaricata mostró la menor citotoxicidad (2,4 mg ml-1). El mejor SI (índice de selectividad) se obtuvo en el extracto de M. verticillata (10). Los extractos de L. divaricata y P. quadrangularis son los compuestos que mostraron el mayor efecto antiviral (90% y 75%, respectivamente), en comparación con los controles no tratados, en los que se observó la mayor reducción en el tamaño de la placa. La mayor inhibición de la replicación viral se observó cuando se evaluó el título viral cuando las monocapas fueron tratadas con L. divaricata (al menos disminución del 35%). Con el ensayo de combinación de L. divaricata y M. verticillata se observó la mayor reducción de los títulos virales. Los resultados generales proporcionan evidencia de que L. divaricata y M. verticillata podrían ser fuentes potenciales de nuevos fármacos anti-CpHV-1.
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