Fusion protein capable of inducing and activating cancer targeting T-cells as well as preparation method and application of the fusion protein
A fusion protein, cancer cell technology, applied in the field of biomedicine to achieve the effect of inhibiting tumor growth
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[0031]Example 1 Construction of B7.1(CD80) expression vector
[0032] According to the information (NM_005191) of the B7.1 gene (also known as CD80) of human origin in the GenBank database, TAKARA was commissioned to synthesize a nucleic acid sequence fragment including a connecting peptide and a B7.1 gene (208 amino acids encoding the extracellular part) and a few bases of HindIII in front of the entire fragment and a few bases of the XhoI restriction enzyme cut point in the back, insert this synthesized nucleic acid fragment into a T vector and perform DNA sequencing identification, and then use the double enzyme digestion method to treat it with HindIII and XhoI , Insert this fragment into the pET22b plasmid, thus producing the expression vector pET22b-B7.1, which can express the B7.1 protein. The sequence listing (SEQ ID NO.2) is only the B7.1 protein, and the previous connecting peptide can be found in another sequence listing (SEQ ID NO.14).
Embodiment 2
[0033] Embodiment 2 Construction of TGF-α-B7.1 expression vector
[0034] According to the TGF-α gene information (NM_003236) of human origin in the GenBank database, TAKARA was commissioned to synthesize a nucleic acid sequence fragment including the TGF-α gene and several restriction endonuclease sites BamHI and EcoRI in front of TGF-α. bases, the end of the fragment contains the restriction endonuclease sites of SalI and HindIII. The synthesized nucleic acid fragment was inserted into the T vector and identified by DNA sequencing, and then treated with BamHI and HindIII by double enzyme digestion, and then inserted into the pET22b-B7.1 plasmid, thus producing the expression vector pET22b - TGF-α-B7.1, capable of expressing TGF-α-B7.1 fusion protein (see SEQ ID NO.4 in the sequence listing).
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[0035] The construction of embodiment 3EGF-B7.1 expression vector
[0036] According to the information of the EGF gene (NM_001963 and NM_001178130) of the human origin of GenBank database, entrust TAKARA company to synthesize a nucleic acid sequence fragment and comprise EGF gene and several bases of restriction endonuclease site BamHI and EcoRI in front of EGF again, in The rear of the fragment contains restriction endonuclease sites for SalI and HindIII. The synthesized nucleic acid fragment was inserted into the T vector and identified by DNA sequencing, and then treated with BamHI and HindIII by double enzyme digestion, and then inserted into the pET22b-B7.1 plasmid, thus producing the expression vector pET22b - EGF-B7.1, capable of expressing EGF-B7.1 fusion protein (see SEQ ID NO.6 in the sequence listing).
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