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intracellular
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intracellular [¦in·trə′sel·yə·lər]
(cell and molecular biology)
Within a cell.
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Both hepesviruses were significantly inhibited when pretreated with the plant extract or when the extract was added during the adsorption phase, whereas acyclovir demonstrated antiviral activity only intracellularly during replication of HSV.
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