Virus-like particle recombinant protein of virus variation strain VP2 gene of infectious bursal disease
A technology for bursal disease and virus mutation, applied in the direction of viral peptides, antiviral agents, and viral antigen components, can solve problems such as hidden dangers in prevention and control, insufficient safety and manufacturing processes, and inapplicable recombinant proteins, etc., to achieve efficient expression , good stability and strong immunogenicity
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[0029] IBDV mutant strain (AH1) VP2 gene line was cloned from the IBDV mutant strain (AH1) that caused immune failure in Anhui in December 2007 by RT-PCR method. The mutant strain has all the iconic amino acid residues of the strong IBDV strain. The heptapeptide motif of the VP2 gene is SWSASGS, and the amino acid residues at positions 222, 253, 256, 279, 284, 294, and 299 are A, Q, I, D, A, I, and S, respectively. The VP2 gene sequence of strain B87 is quite different [Wang Yongshan et al. Molecular characteristics of the VP2 gene of infectious bursal disease virus that recently caused immune failure. Chinese Veterinary Science, 2008, 38(12): 1013-1019]. Therefore, the current prevention and control of IBDV is more targeted and practical.
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[0031] 1.1 Plasmids, strains and cells
[0032] Cloning plasmid pUC-VP2(AH1) containing VP2 gene [Knowledge and public use, Wang Yongshan et al. Molecular characteristics of the VP2 gene of infectious bu...
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