ZHU Bing, et al. Packaging,amplification and identification of recombinant tumor-selective type I herpes simplex virus vector containing GALV.fus gene. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 35(10):1471-1474(2010)
ZHU Bing, et al. Packaging,amplification and identification of recombinant tumor-selective type I herpes simplex virus vector containing GALV.fus gene. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 35(10):1471-1474(2010) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2010.10.039.
Packaging,amplification and identification of recombinant tumor-selective type I herpes simplex virus vector containing GALV.fus gene
Objective:Package of constructed recombinant tumor-selective type I Herpes simplex virus vector plasmid containing UL38 and CMV promoter and GALV.fus gene (HSV-UL38P-GALV.fus、HSV-CMVP-GALV.fus)
GALV.fus gene was replaced by EGFP in control plasmid (HSV-CMVP-EGFP). The three recombinant viruses were named Synco-2、Synco-1 and Baco-1 respectively。Methods: At first the three constructed plasmids were amplificated in coliform bacterium and transfected into Vero cells by using lipofectamine respectively. Then
these three recombinant type I Herpes simplex viruses were propagated in Vero cells and purified by cesium chloride density purification
titrated by TCID50 method. In the end
Total RNA was extracted from the HepG2 cells which were transfected by Synco-1 and Synco-2 and GALV.fus mRNA was detected by RT-PCR. Results:The three recombinant HSV-1 vectors were packaged successfully
which were propagated in Vero cells and purified by cesium chloride density purification
titrated by TCID50 method. The titre of Baco-1、Synco-1 and Synco-2 were 3×10 10 pfu/ml
1×10 11 pfu/ml and 4×10 10 pfu/ml respectively.GALV.fus gene were identified in the infected HepG2 cells. Conclusion:We packed
amplificated and purified Recombinant HSV-I virus successfully and the expression of GALV.fus gene was identified in the infected HepG2 cells by RT-PCR.
关键词
I型单纯疱疹病毒长臂猿白血病病毒致融性外膜糖蛋白基因重组
Keywords
Type I Herpes simplexvirusGibbon ape leukemia virus membrane fusion glycoproteinGene recombination