Method for conveying proteins or antigens to mammal intestinal tract in targeted way by using transgenic coccidian
A mammalian and transgenic technology, applied in protozoa, peptide/protein components, introduction of foreign genetic material using vectors, etc., can solve the problems of complex operation and low biosafety, and achieve simple operation, easy passage and purification, high The effect of biosecurity
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[0028] In this example, the transgenic Eimeria tenella (Eimeria tenella) was used as a carrier to express a classic mucosal adjuvant CTB, and it was targeted to be transported in the intestinal cavity of mice, so as to enhance the mouse's response to chicken balls. effects of the worm immune response.
[0029] 1. Carrier construction
[0030] Log in to the codon usage database website http: / / www.kazusa.org.jp / codon / to query the usage frequency of each codon during protein translation of Eimeria tenella; on the OPTIMIZER server (http: / / genomes.urv .es / OPTIMIZER / ) After completing operations such as entering the CTB gene sequence of Vibrio cholerae and the codon usage frequency table of Eimeria tenella, the modified sequence of CTB can be obtained, and the CTB gene selection completely uses the most suitable Codon optimization scheme. The optimized sequence was submitted to a DNA sequencing synthesis company for direct synthesis of the full-length sequence (Seq ID No.2). Dig...
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