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Original Articles

Serological survey of neutralizing antibodies to eight major enteroviruses among healthy population

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Pages 1-15 | Received 19 Jul 2017, Accepted 06 Nov 2017, Published online: 10 Jan 2018

Figures & data

Demographic characteristics of subjects in serological survey

The information on enterovirus strains used in the CPE assay

Fig. 1 Overview of micro-neutralization assay (a) and the age distributions of seroprevalence (b) and GMT (c) against eight types of EVs.

The main steps of the micro-neutralization assay are shown in a. After step 3, the diluted heat inactivated sera, enterovirus and RD cells were incubated at 37 °C or 33°C (EV-D68) for 5 to 7 days. The detection of CPE was observed by microscope. The neutralizing titer was defined as the highest dilution that exhibited > 50% neutralization of the well. Heat maps illustrating the age distributions of seroprevalence (b) and GMT (c) against eight types of EVs (EV-A71, CV-A16, CV-A6, and CV-A10 are belong to EV-A species; CV-B3, CV-B5, ECHO25, and ECHO30 are belong to EV-B species). A higher seroprevalence or GMT is shown as a darker red or blue color. The values of seroprevalence and GMT are given in the map

Fig. 1 Overview of micro-neutralization assay (a) and the age distributions of seroprevalence (b) and GMT (c) against eight types of EVs.The main steps of the micro-neutralization assay are shown in a. After step 3, the diluted heat inactivated sera, enterovirus and RD cells were incubated at 37 °C or 33°C (EV-D68) for 5 to 7 days. The detection of CPE was observed by microscope. The neutralizing titer was defined as the highest dilution that exhibited > 50% neutralization of the well. Heat maps illustrating the age distributions of seroprevalence (b) and GMT (c) against eight types of EVs (EV-A71, CV-A16, CV-A6, and CV-A10 are belong to EV-A species; CV-B3, CV-B5, ECHO25, and ECHO30 are belong to EV-B species). A higher seroprevalence or GMT is shown as a darker red or blue color. The values of seroprevalence and GMT are given in the map

Seroprevalence and GMT of nAb against different types of enteroviruses by gender and district

Fig. 2 Co-existence of nAbs against different types of enterovirus in healthy subjects

Fig. 2 Co-existence of nAbs against different types of enterovirus in healthy subjects
Fig. 3 Seroprevalence and GMT of nAb against different types of enterovirus by age groups.

Clustering analysis in the existence of nAb against eight types of EVs in 0–6 years age group (a). Co-existence of nAbs in < 1 year age group (b), 1–3 years age group (c) and 4–6 years age group (d). “All + ”, nAbs against all eight EVs are positive; “7 + ” means that nAb against any seven of the EVs are positive and so on; “All-”, nAbs against eight EVs are negative

Fig. 3 Seroprevalence and GMT of nAb against different types of enterovirus by age groups.Clustering analysis in the existence of nAb against eight types of EVs in 0–6 years age group (a). Co-existence of nAbs in < 1 year age group (b), 1–3 years age group (c) and 4–6 years age group (d). “All + ”, nAbs against all eight EVs are positive; “7 + ” means that nAb against any seven of the EVs are positive and so on; “All-”, nAbs against eight EVs are negative
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