PAMAM-D mediated sperm vector method for cultivating transgenic mammalian
A mammalian and transgenic technology, applied in the field of genetic engineering, can solve problems such as poor repeatability and large randomness of gene transfer
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[0016] Example 1: Exogenous DNA configuration and dosage: Plasmid DNA must be linearly integrated on the chromosome, and the gene configuration that enters the cell is circular when it integrates with the chromosome, the probability of damage is high, the integration rate is low, and it affects other cells. Therefore, before forming a complex with PAMAM-D, the exogenous DNA is digested rationally and becomes a linear configuration with cohesive ends. Too small a dose will affect the transfection effect, but a large dose of DNA will inhibit sperm motility and activate endogenous nucleases in sperm cells to cause degradation. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the amount of exogenous DNA according to the type of sperm and the size of exogenous DNA to be prepared for transgenic animals. The transgenic animal to be prepared in this example is a pig, and the exogenous DNA is a hDAF gene recombinant plasmid, which is cut into a linear line with the endonuclease Sac I, and the e...
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[0017]Example 2: Screening of PAMAM-D synthesis algebra and dose: The efficiency of PAMAM-D-mediated exogenous DNA transfer varies with different cell types, and the ability to enter the nucleus may also vary with different cell types. In the complete PAMAM-D, only the synthesis generation > G5 can effectively mediate the transfer of exogenous DNA, and the transfer rate increases exponentially with the increase of the synthesis generation within a certain range. The charge density of PAMAM-D molecules is decisive in the process of complex formation and combination with sperm. With the increase of the charge ratio between PAMAM-D and exogenous DNA (such as > 20), the low-density, soluble complex produce more. When the concentration of PAMAM-D increases, its charge ratio to DNA increases, leading to increased complex formation. The transfection rate is also related to the size of the exogenous DNA molecule. The larger the nucleotide molecule, the lower the concentration of PAMA...
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[0018] Embodiment 3: the preparation of PAMAM-D / exogenous DNA complex: with the PAMAM-D of different synthetic algebras and doses of embodiment 2, in the SFM solution that the concentration of PAMAM-D is 1g / L, add the result of embodiment 1 Alternative different amounts of exogenous DNA to form a series of PAMAM-D / exogenous charge ratios of 2:1, 5:1, 10:1, 20:1, 30:1, 40:1, 50:1 The DNA complex is used to transfect sperm, and it is detected by in situ hybridization method. The optimal complex with high transfection rate and no damage to sperm viability is determined by the amount of exogenous DNA and the number and dosage of PAMAM-D synthesis. good combination conditions. This embodiment is aimed at 1×10 7 / ml of porcine spermatozoa, the compound was prepared with 4 μg of hDAF linear plasmid and PAMAM-D (G7) with a charge ratio of 20:1, which met the above optimal combination conditions. The PAMAM-D / exogenous DNA complex prepared under the optimal combination conditions wil...
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