JIANG Zheng, et al. Cloning and onstruction of recombinant vector of bivalent vaccine candidate of human Helicobacter pylori. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (6):692-696(2003)
JIANG Zheng, et al. Cloning and onstruction of recombinant vector of bivalent vaccine candidate of human Helicobacter pylori. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (6):692-696(2003) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2003.06.004.
Cloning and onstruction of recombinant vector of bivalent vaccine candidate of human Helicobacter pylori
Objective:To construct a recombinant vector containing gene encoding heat shock protein A (HspA) and VacA with Mr 13 000 and 26 000 simultaneously from human Helicobacter pylori(Hp)for study on expression in E.coli BL21
and analysis of their antigenicity.Methods:The target genes encoding HspA and VacaA were amplified from Hp chromosome by PCR
digested by restricted endonuclease enzyme respectively
and inserted into the corresponding enzyme digested prokaryotic expression vector pET32a(+).The recombinant vectors pET32a(+)/HspA and pET32a(+)/VacA were used to select and transform for sequence analysis.After recombinant vectors digested by restricted enzyme of Xhol
BamH Ⅰ simultaneously
the pET32a(+)/HspA and VacA were taken out of agarose electrophoresis
and connected by T4 ligase again.The recombinant vector pET32a(+)/HspA-VacA was used to select and identified by PCR and restricted endonuclease enzyme.Results:Enzyme digestion analysis and sequencing showed that the target genes were found in 1080 base pairs
and had been inserted into recombinant vector
but as compared with gene reported by GenBank
3.40% of the gene mutation and 1.11% of amino acid residues change in Hp happened respectively.Conclusion:The genes coding HspA and VacA with Mr 13 000 and 26 000 respectively are cloned successfully.The results obtained lay the foundation for research on development of Hp protein and DNA vaccine applying to prevention of Hp infection.
关键词
幽门螺杆菌热休克蛋白AVacA原核表达载体
Keywords
Helicobacter pyloriHeat shock protein AVacAProkaryotic expression vector