M2-defective poxvirus
A pox virus and virus technology, applied in the field of oncolytic virus, can solve problems such as difficulty in implementation
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[0259] Example 1: Identification of the ability of the vaccinia virus m2 protein to interfere with the B7-mediated co-stimulatory pathway and characterization of its binding properties
[0260] Supernatants of vaccinia virus-infected cells inhibit the interaction of CTLA4 with CD80 or CD86
[0261] Two assays were established to quantitatively monitor the CD80 / CTLA4 and CD86 / CTLA4 blocking activity provided by different candidate viruses. In these assays, human CTLA4 (hCTLA4) was immobilized on ELISA plates and soluble labeled hCD80 or hCD86 was added. In this setup, any competing molecule bound to the immobilized or soluble partner will induce a decrease in signal (competition assay). Anti-hCTLA4 antibody ipilimumab (Yervoy) and uninfected DF1 (chicken cell line available; e.g. from CRL-12208 TM ) were used as positive and negative controls, respectively. Surprisingly, all supernatants of cells infected with vaccinia virus (Copenhagen, Wyeth and Western Reserve strains) ...
Embodiment 2
[0275] Example 2: m2-deficient poxviruses no longer produce IF
[0276] Construction of M2L-deleted poxvirus
[0277] The involvement of m2 in IF was further investigated by deleting the M2L gene in the vaccinia virus genome. Specifically, in a double deletion (DD) vaccinia virus expressing luciferase (i.e. tk as described in WO2009 / 065546 - , rr- - , and named VVTG18277) to disrupt the M2L locus, resulting in a recombinant triple deletion (TD) virus expressing luciferase as described above (i.e. tk - rr - , m2 - ) (COPTG19289). Deletion of the M2L portion extending from 64 nucleotides upstream of the m2 ORF to the first 169 codons resulted in repression of expression of the m2 protein (m2-) and did not have any significant effect on viral replication in CEFs compared to the parent (data not shown). show).
[0278] M2L-deleted viruses no longer produce IF
[0279] Supernatants obtained after infection of human HeLa and avian DF1 cells with DD and TD viruses were studie...
Embodiment 3
[0281] Example 3: m2-deficient recombinant poxvirus
[0282] The luciferase-expressing tk-rr-m2-oncolytic vaccinia virus (gene inserted into the J2R locus) was constructed as described above.
[0283] Oncolytic activity
[0284] will LOVO ( CCL-229 TM ) and HT116 ( CCL-247 TM ) colon cancer cells with 8.10 5 Cells / well were seeded in 96-well plates. Before infection, at 37°C, 5% CO 2 Plates were incubated for 4 hours. Use tk-rr-m2-COPTG19289 virus or tk-rr-VVTG18277 virus expressing luciferase in 10 -1 to 10 -4 Cells were infected at an MOI range of particles / cell. Cell viability was determined 96 hours post-infection (D4) by trypan blue exclusion using a cell counter (Vi-Cell, Beckman coulter). LOVO ( Figure 7A ) and HCT116 ( Figure 7B) showed that the oncolytic potency conferred by the m2-deficient COPTG19289 virus was comparable to that obtained with m2-positive VVTG18277 in both LOVO cells and HCT116. Specifically, at 10 -1 and 10 -2 LOVO cells were lys...
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