FULTON BO, Palese P, Heaton NS. Replication competent influenza B reporter viruses as tools for screening antivirals and antibodies. J Virol. 2015 Sep 23.
Influenza B virus is a human pathogen responsible for significant health and economic burden. Research into this pathogen has been limited by the lack of reporter viruses. Here we describe the development of both a replication-competent fluorescent and bioluminescent influenza B reporter virus. Furthermore, we demonstrate these reporter viruses can be used to quickly monitor viral growth and permit the rapid screening of antiviral compounds and neutralizing antibodies
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