Recombinant bacterium of brucella abortus with immunity labeling and use thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a recombinant strain for Brucella abortus provided with an immune label. The recombinant strain for the Brucella melitensis provided with the immune label is a strain obtained by killing encoding genes of perosamine synthetase in the Brucella abortus. Compared with an original strain, the obtained strain has lower virulence, and can be used as a vaccine to immunize animalswithout killing the genes. By utilization of the strain to immunize a mouse, immunoreaction states different from those of the standard strain and the prior vaccine strain can be generated in the body of the mouse, and sicken animals can be identified from immune animal groups by immunological detection of serum of the animals. The modification of the brucelliasis vaccine and the research of a diagnosis and identification agent have important significance in developing a brucelliasis gene deletion marker vaccine and a matched diagnosis and identification agent and promoting the elimination and purification of brucelliasis of the animals all over the world.

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A recombinant bacterium of Brucella abortus with immune marker and its application technical field The invention relates to a recombinant bacterium of Brucella abortus with immune marker and application thereof. Background technique Brucellosis is a zoonotic infectious disease, second only to foot-and-mouth disease among large animal infectious diseases, and has important political and economic influences. The epidemic situation in countries around the world is very serious. For a long time, the global strategy for the prevention and control of brucellosis has been mainly quarantine-culling (in developed countries) or immunization (in developing countries). Difficult to operate; the latter can prevent the spread of the disease in the animal population through immunization and auxiliary culling measures, but it is difficult to distinguish the immune animals from the clinically diseased animals, making the diseased animals exist in the natural population for a long time, whi...

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For a long time, the global strategy for the prevention and control of brucellosis has been mainly quarantine-culling (in developed countries) or immunization (in developing countries). Difficult to operate; the latter can prevent the spread of the disease in the animal population through immunization and auxiliary culling measures, but it is difficult to distinguish the immune animals from the clinically diseased animals, making the diseased animals exist in the natural population for a long time, which seriously threatens human beings and fauna health, impeding the eradication and decontamination of brucellosis in animals

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