Fusion gene and its coded protein for stimulating body's anti-African swine fever infection and application
A technology that combines genes and African swine fever, applied in the field of genetic engineering, can solve the problems of strong virulence, low vaccine protection, and difficulty in overcoming, and achieve the effect of resisting damage
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[0122] 1. Identification of single-anchor expression plasmids pSIP409-pgsA'-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30(E) and pSIP409-pgsA'-F△D3-TCC-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30(E)
[0123] 1.1 Identification of primer synthesis and target fragment identification
[0124] Primers MD1 and MD2 were identified based on the optimized fusion DNA fragments P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30 and FΔD3-TCC-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30.
[0125] Table 1-1 Primer sequences
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[0127] Note: italics are marked as restriction sites.
[0128] Plasmids pSIP409-pgsA'-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30 (E) and pSIP409-pgsA'-FΔD3-TCC-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30 (E) were miniprep. PrimeSTAR Max Premix (2×) high-fidelity enzyme from Takara company was used to amplify the target fragment by PCR, and it was identified by double digestion with XbaI and HindIII.
[0129] The PCR identification systems of plasmids pSIP409-pgsA'-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30(E) and pSIP409-pgsA'-F△D3-TCC-P12-DNBLK-Ubb-P30(E) are as follows:
[0130] Table 1-2 PCR system
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