Vaccine against microbial pathogens
A technology of microorganisms and pathogens, applied in the direction of antibody medical components, bacterial antigen components, protozoa antigen components, etc., can solve the problem of unproposed endogenous hsp peptide complex vaccine and other problems
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[0062] Embodiment 1: the preparation of heat shock microorganism
[0063] M. vaccae strain NCTC11659 was grown to saturation in Sauton's medium, diluted in fresh medium and grown overnight to provide a log-phase culture, which was then heat-shocked at 42°C for 3 hours, or at 39°C. ℃ heat shock for 5 hours, and incubated overnight. Cells are then washed in culture medium followed by saline and either lyophilized in separate vaccine aliquots or directly immunized into experimental animals. For comparison, isolated endogenous SP-peptide complexes were prepared as described in PCT Application NoGB00 / 03228. Briefly, the washed stress-induced cells were resuspended in a homogeneous buffer such as PBS with 5% Tween, and then the cells were cycled through freeze-thaw or using a cell disruptor (e.g. Bead Shaker, France )broken. Cell lysates are then processed by centrifugation, typically at 3-5000 g for 5 minutes to remove nuclei and cell debris, followed by a high speed centrifugat...
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[0067] Immunization with intact stress-induced microorganisms, and especially lyophilized microorganisms, provided better immunity than that induced by isolated endogenous SP-peptide complexes, including the production of IFN- Gamma and antibodies increased. Example 2: Preparation and use of constitutive hsp mutants
[0068] Microbes that constitutively produce hsp can be constructed by knocking out transcriptional regulator repressor genes such as hspR, MerR (mercury resistance operon regulatory protein), HmrR (heavy metal regulatory protein) and their homologues or the transcriptional control gene rho and sigma. Such genes are readily identified by scanning genome sequence databases with typical test sequences. A typical test sequence of this kind is, for example, the hsp gene of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (see Figure 1). The suppressor genes identified as homologous to the hspR gene are shown in Figure 2.
[0069] A M. bovis strain that constitutively produces hspC was ...
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