The application belongs to the field of
biology, and discloses a method for high-
throughput screening of viral CTL epitopes based on immunopeptidomics, which comprises the following steps: transfecting mammalian cells with eukaryotic expression plasmids having MHC I molecules in series with the
alpha chain and the beta2m chain to establish a
mammalian cell line expressing animal MHC I molecules; using a
virus to infect the
mammalian cell line expressing MHC I molecules to prepare MHC I-
peptide complexes; and obtaining
antigen peptides existing in the MHC I-
peptide complexes. The method takes chicken MHC I
allele BF2*1901 molecules as the
research object, takes H9N2 subtype
avian influenza virus as the model
virus, comprehensively characterizes chicken MHC I restricted H9N2
antigen peptide groups, and identifies immunodominant
CTL epitope immunity, and is suitable for
CTL epitope screening of different chicken MHC I molecules and different subtypes of avian influenza viruses, provides a fast, efficient and economical technical means for studying the specific binding of chicken MHC I molecules and
antigen peptides, provides a favorable reference for
T cell epitope screening of major animal pathogens, and provides a scientific basis for
poultry disease-resistant breeding, development of new vaccines and immune evaluation strategies. Meanwhile, the application also discloses restricted
epitope peptides,
nucleic acid molecules and applications.