ILTV gD glycoprotein nucleotide sequence and amino acid sequence, recombined virus bacterin thereof and application of the bacterin
A nucleotide sequence and glycoprotein technology, applied in the field of virus vaccines, can solve the problems of long culture time, strong virulence, and time-consuming and labor-intensive vaccination methods.
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[0090] Isolation and identification of ILTV Henan Changge strain and its gC and gD gene cloning and sequencing
[0091] Abstract: Through the virus isolation and identification of diseased chicken throat and trachea from a chicken farm in Changge, Henan, an ILTV Henan Changge strain was obtained; the full gC and gD genes of ILTV Henan Changge strain were amplified and cloned Sequencing; after analysis, its nucleotide sequence and amino acid sequence have high homology with the ILTV gC, gD nucleotide sequence and amino acid sequence read by GenBank, both of which are between 99.3% and 99.9%, indicating that ILTV gC, gD The genes are relatively conservative, and ILTV has very few antigenic gene mutations. Therefore, an effective vaccine can protect all ILTV virulent strains from attack and make local eradication of ILT a reality.
[0092] Keywords: chicken infectious laryngotracheitis virus; gC gene; gD gene; cloning
[0093] Infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT) is an acute upper resp...
Embodiment 2
[0136] The expression of ILTV Henan Changge strain gD gene in recombinant poxvirus and its immunological efficacy test report Abstract: The gD gene of infectious laryngotracheitis virus (ILTV) glycoprotein cloned into pGEM-T easy, through EcoR I enzyme The cutting site was subcloned to the downstream of the LP2EP2 promoter of the pSY538 vector to construct the pSY538-gD vector; Pst I and XbaI were used to cut the E. coli LacZ gene under the control of the poxvirus promoter in the pSC11 vector, and after filling in with DNA polymerase, The pSY538-gD vector is connected to the Sma I restriction site to construct the pSY538-gD-LacZ vector; the large fragments of gD and LacZ are digested with Not I and then connected to the vector pSY681 Not I restriction site to construct pSY681-gD- LacZ carrier. The pSY538-gD-LacZ plasmid was transfected into poxvirus (FPV) infected CEF cells by liposome transfection method; the recombinant virus was screened and purified by blue spot screening test...
Embodiment 3
[0181] Animal test report
[0182] Study on Immune Efficacy of ILTV Henan Changge Strain gD Gene Recombinant Fowlpox Virus Vaccine
[0183] Abstract: In the test, ILTV Henan Changge strain gD gene recombinant fowlpox virus vaccine was inoculated subcutaneously in the inner avascular part of the wing, and 35-day-old chickens were immunized. The serum neutralizing antibody test showed that the ILTV gD neutralization test in the serum of chickens after the recombinant virus immunization test The half-protected dose (PD50) of the serum was 1:55; and the PD50 of the chickenpox antibody in the serum was 1:49. The experimental chicken challenge test showed that the protection rate of the immunized group was 96% (24 / 25), the morbidity rate of the control group was 92% (23 / 25), and the mortality rate was 40% (10). / 25). The test results show that the ILTV Henan Changge strain gD gene recombinant fowlpox virus vaccine is a vaccine strain with small side effects and good immunity.
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