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34 results about "Brucella abortus" patented technology

Brucella abortus is a Gram-negative alpha-proteobacterium in the family Brucellaceae and is one of the causative agents of brucellosis. The rod-shaped pathogen is classified under the domain Bacteria. The prokaryotic B. abortus is non-spore-forming, non-motile and aerobic.

Mycobacterium bovis and brucella abortus dual detection card and preparation method thereof

The invention discloses a mycobacterium bovis and brucella abortus dual detection card and a preparation method thereof and aims to provide a detection card which is capable of simultaneously detecting mycobacterium bovis and brucella abortus in a bovine serum specimen, is short in detection time, high in stability, simple in operation and intuitive and reliable in result judgment and does not need other instruments or professional personnel. According to the technical key points, the detection card comprises a shell (1), wherein a sample adding hole (2) and an observation window (3) are formed in the shell (1); and a colloidal gold test strip is arranged in the shell (1). The detection card is characterized in that the colloidal gold test strip comprises a bottom plate (4); a sample pad (5), a gold label pad (6), a coating membrane (7) and an absorbent pad (8) are sequentially connected onto the bottom plate (4); a mycobacterium bovis membrane protein MPB70-MPB83 detection line T1, a brucella abortus LPS detection line T2 and a goat anti-rabbit polyclonal antibody quality control line C are formed in the coating membrane (7); and the three lines are arranged in parallel. The detection card belongs to the technical field of biology.
Owner:深圳市绿诗源生物技术有限公司

Use of cross-protection to identify novel vaccine candidates for infectious agents

This invention discloses methods for identifying Francisella tularensis vaccine candidates. It enables identification of novel vaccine candidates and quality assurance for vaccine batches, assessment of protection in vaccinates and identification of the infecting agent in vaccinates. Mice were first vaccinated with Brucella abortus O-polysaccharide (OPS) vaccine. These animals were then given 10 LD50s of F. tularensis live vaccine strain (LVS). Sixty percent (60%) of the vaccinated mice survived the multiple lethal doses. Sera were collected from these surviving mice and the antibodies were used to probe supernatant and cell lysates of live F. tularensis LVS cultures. Several F. tularensis components were identified only by the noted “survivor” antisera. Of these identified proteins, enzyme digestions and chemical oxidation suggest post-translational modifications of some proteins e.g. a 52 kDa glycoprotein, a 45 kDa lipoprotein and a 19 kDa nucleoprotein. The 52 kDa component caused nitrous oxide induction in tissue cultures at low concentrations, cell death at high concentrations. Vaccination with this gave partial protection while addition of other components acted synergistically to give enhanced protection from 250 LD50s of F. tularensis LVS.
Owner:HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AS REPRESENTED BY THE MINIST OF NAT DEFENCE OF HER MAJESTYS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

Use of cross-protection to identify novel vaccine candidates for infectious agents

This invention discloses methods for identifying Francisella tularensis vaccine candidates. It enables identification of novel vaccine candidates and quality assurance for vaccine batches, assessment of protection in vaccinates and identification of the infecting agent in vaccinates. Mice were first vaccinated with Brucella abortus O-polysaccharide (OPS) vaccine. These animals were then given 10 LD50s of F. tularensis live vaccine strain (LVS). Sixty percent (60%) of the vaccinated mice survived the multiple lethal doses. Sera were collected from these surviving mice and the antibodies were used to probe supernatant and cell lysates of live F. tularensis LVS cultures. Several F. tularensis components were identified only by the noted “survivor” antisera. Of these identified proteins, enzyme digestions and chemical oxidation suggest post-translational modifications of some proteins e.g. a 52 kDa glycoprotein, a 45 kDa lipoprotein and a 19 kDa nucleoprotein. The 52 kDa component caused nitrous oxide induction in tissue cultures at low concentrations, cell death at high concentrations. Vaccination with this gave partial protection while addition of other components acted synergistically to give enhanced protection from 250 LD50s of F. tularensis LVS.
Owner:HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AS REPRESENTED BY THE MINIST OF NAT DEFENCE OF HER MAJESTYS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

Detection method for diagnosing Brucella abortus by using recombinant overlapping peptide

The invention provides a detection method for diagnosing Brucella abortus by using a recombinant overlapping peptide, and relates to the technical field of veterinary drugs and detection of zoonosis. The detection method for diagnosing the Brucella abortus by using the recombinant overlapping peptide (ROP-OMP31) comprises the following steps: screening an antigen protein, namely screening the antigen protein OMP31 from Brucella abortus outer mold proteins; vaccine design, namely designing ROP-OMP31 by using a recombinant overlapping peptide technology; artificially synthesizing, namely constructing a vector, performing prokaryotic expression and performing HPLC identification; performing escherichia coli transformation and protein purification; performing activity detection on ROP-OMP31, namely feeding the mouse for 3 weeks after nasal drip, and carrying out staining to detect the activity by using acid-fast staining; performing a guinea pig skin test, establishing a guinea pig model, and performing the skin test after feeding for 45 days; and performing a bovine skin test, establishing a bovine brucellosis model, and performing out the skin test. According to the present invention, the OMP31-ROP design comprises more antigen T cell epitopes; the protein detection purity is higher, and the corresponding quality is better; and meanwhile, compared with a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) technology and an Elisa, the method is easy to operate, safer and lower in cost.
Owner:SOUTHWEST UNIV
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