Hog cholera virus envelope protein oligomeric protein and preparation method and application thereof
A swine fever virus and envelope protein technology, applied in the direction of viruses/phages, biochemical equipment and methods, viruses, etc., can solve the problem of incomplete understanding of the natural occurrence and mutation mechanism of the virus, and it is difficult to achieve modern prevention and control and eradication of swine fever Epidemic disease, the uncontrollable future trend of the virus, etc., to achieve the effect of easy large-scale production and purification, obvious protection effect, and good practical application value
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[0043] This example provides the construction and detection of the expression vectors of the envelope protein E2 oligomeric protein body and E0 oligomeric protein body of classical swine fever virus.
[0044] 1. Artificially synthesized DNA fragments of a single fusion subunit of an oligomeric protein body
[0045] In this example, the envelope protein E2 oligomeric protein body of swine fever virus contains four specially constructed envelope protein E2 fusion subunits, and each fusion subunit is composed of four parts: E2 subunit polypeptide, G6S9 short peptide link, western Nile virus C protein oligomerization structure fragment (WNV-Alpha4) and histidine (His) tag short peptide. Similarly, the envelope protein E0 oligomeric protein body of classical swine fever virus also contains four specially constructed envelope protein E0 fusion subunits, and each fusion subunit is composed of four parts: E0 subunit polypeptide, G6S9 short peptide link, western Nile virus C protein o...
Embodiment 2
[0064] This example provides the preparation method, purification method and detection of the expressed target protein of classical swine fever virus envelope protein E2 and E0 tetrasubunit oligomeric proteosome.
[0065] 1. Preparation of cell supernatant containing classical swine fever virus envelope protein E2 / E0 tetrasubunit oligomeric protein body
[0066] In this example, the expression and preparation of the four-subunit oligomeric protein body of the envelope protein E2 of classical swine fever virus is illustrated as an example: Insect cells sf-9 are plated in a 6-well cell culture plate, and the recombinant baculovirus The expression plasmid E2-T was transfected, and the cell supernatant was collected six days later to obtain the first-generation recombinant baculovirus seed, which is called the P1 generation. Infect insect cells with the P1 virus seed to amplify the virus seed to obtain the second-generation recombinant baculovirus seed, which is called the P2 gene...
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[0074] This example provides the detection of aggregation of E2 or E0 tetrasubunit oligomeric proteosomes.
[0075] Envelope proteins E2 and E0 mostly exist in the form of dimers in nature. For the convenience of comparison, an expression plasmid containing E2-6XHis was constructed, prepared and affinity purified according to the above method, and named E2-S. The E2 tetrasubunit oligomeric protein body (tentatively named E2-T here for comparison) and the E2-S protein were denatured and treated under reducing conditions, and Western blots were performed on the samples before and after treatment. Figure 9 The difference between the four-subunit oligomeric proteosome E2-T and the envelope protein E2 dimer in the non-reduced state is clearly shown. It shows that the prepared and purified sample is the E2 tetrasubunit oligomeric proteosome.
[0076] Similarly, the expression plasmid of E0-6XHis was constructed, prepared and affinity purified to obtain E0-6XHis protein, which was...
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