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Generation of a recombinant fowlpox virus co-expressing Foot-and-Mouth Disease virus P1-2A gene and porcine interleukin 18 |
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Abstract AObjective:In order to prevent the O-FMDV, we constructed and screened a recombinant FPV which can co-expressing Foot-and-Mouth Disease virus P1-2A gene and porcine interleukin 18 as the vaccine. Methods:We designed two primers for amplifying the O-FMDV P1-2A gene:The Kozak sequence was inserted into the upstream primer;the linker was inserted into the downstream primer. Then pIL-18 gene was connected to P1-2A gene in order to construct the expression gene box, which named as P1-2A-IL-18. The gene box was inserted into the FPV transfer vector pUTA-16-LacZ-3C to construct recombinant transfer vector plasmid pUTAL-3C-P1-2A-IL-18.The recombinant transfer vector plasmid was cotransfected with 282E4 fowlpox viruses into the CEF. The recombinant fowlpox viruses-3C-P1-2A-IL-18 (rFPV-3C- P1-2A-IL-18) was selected 3 passages by culturing in CEF with MEM medirum containing BrdU. The selected viruses were plaque-purified in CEF without BrdU. After RT-PCR and IFA analysis, the recombinant FPVs expressing gene box P1-2A-IL-18 was obtained. Results:he rFPV-3C-P1-2A-IL-18 strains could express 3C-P1-2A gene and pIL-18 gene correctly. Conclusion:This research indicated that a recombinant fowlpox viruses rFPV-3C-P1-2A-IL-18 which can co-expressing Foot-and-Mouth Disease virus P1-2A gene and porcine interleukin 18 was successfully obtained.
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Received: 06 April 2006
Published: 25 September 2006
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