A goose-derived gene rig-i with anti-Newcastle disease virus activity and its application
An anti-Newcastle disease virus and gene technology, applied in the direction of antiviral agents, applications, gene therapy, etc., can solve the problem of less research on antiviral immunity
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[0034] 1. Determination of goose RIG-I gene sequence and construction of eukaryotic expression plasmid
[0035] 1.1 Primer design
[0036] According to the existing RIG-I sequences of humans, ducks and zebra finches on GenBank, overlapPCR amplification primers P1, P2, P3, and P4 were designed to amplify the RIG-I gene of goose by fusion PCR, wherein P1, P2 It is the upstream and downstream primers of the first round of PCR, and P3 and P4 are the upstream and downstream primers of the second round of PCR. After the two rounds of PCR products are mixed, P1 and P4 are used to perform the third round of PCR to obtain the whole field sequence. According to the conserved region, the identification primers P5, P6, and CARD region amplification primers P7, P8 were designed.
[0037] Table 1 Primer sequences used for RIG-I gene related PCR amplification
[0038] Primer sequence P1L 5′-CGGCCGGCAGAGCCCAGCC-3′ P2R 5′-GTCTTAGCAAAGAGAAGAGGTGCGAGTCTGTGGGTTATAGC-3′...
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