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Tolvaptan,an FDA-approved drug,inhibits Zika virus infection both in vitro and in vivo
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作者 Xiuxiu Chen Ronghua Luo +7 位作者 Zhaiwen Yao changbo zheng Qiuju Tang Wei Pang Fang Wang Liumeng Yang Sidong Xiong Yongtang zheng 《Journal of Chinese Pharmaceutical Sciences》 CAS CSCD 2021年第3期218-229,共12页
As a previously neglected member of flavivirus,Zika virus(ZIKV)has recently emerged and caused a global health concern because of its link to microcephaly and other congenital defects.Currently,no anti-ZIKV vaccine or... As a previously neglected member of flavivirus,Zika virus(ZIKV)has recently emerged and caused a global health concern because of its link to microcephaly and other congenital defects.Currently,no anti-ZIKV vaccine or therapy is commercially available.In this drug-screening study,tolvaptan,an FDA-approved drug,was identified to possess the activity against ZIKV strains of Asian lineage with low cytotoxicity using plaque and MTT assays.The anti-ZIKV activity of tolvaptan was also demonstrated using virus yield reduction assay and Western blotting analysis.Time-of-drug-addition assay showed that tolvaptan exerted its anti-ZIKV activity between 6 and 14 h post-ZIKV inoculation,concurrent with the post-entry events of ZIKV life cycle.Tolvaptan also exhibited inhibitory effects on ZIKV strains of African lineage,indicating that its anti-ZIKV activity was not strain dependent.Notably,tolvaptan could also reduce ZIKV-induced mortality in infected mice.Overall,these results suggested that tolvaptan was a potential therapeutic candidate against ZIKV that is worth further evaluation. 展开更多
关键词 Zika virus TOLVAPTAN ANTIVIRAL MICROCEPHALY FLAVIVIRUS
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