CN106754982B - Limited replication West Nile virus system for expressing green fluorescent protein and application thereof - Google Patents

Limited replication West Nile virus system for expressing green fluorescent protein and application thereof Download PDF

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CN106754982B
CN106754982B CN201611154016.3A CN201611154016A CN106754982B CN 106754982 B CN106754982 B CN 106754982B CN 201611154016 A CN201611154016 A CN 201611154016A CN 106754982 B CN106754982 B CN 106754982B
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Abstract

The invention discloses a restricted replication West Nile virus system for expressing green fluorescent protein and application thereof. The restriction replication West Nile virus system for expressing the green fluorescent protein comprises a West Nile virus restriction replicon plasmid and a recombinant cell line for stably expressing the C-prM-E protein of the West Nile virus. The restrictive replication West Nile virus (delta WNV) obtained by using the system has the characteristics similar to WNV whole virus in a BWNV-CME cell line, can express GFP and has a visualization effect, more importantly, the virus can only replicate in the system, and the progeny virus cannot be generated when other cells are infected, so the system has extremely high safety and can be used for WNV neutralizing antibody detection and antiviral drug screening. The method improves the safety and the simplicity of the WNV related operation, does not depend on the high-grade biological safety conditions of BSL-3, and provides a good technical means for WNV vaccine evaluation, antiviral drug screening and virus pathogenic mechanism research.

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Limited replication West Nile virus system for expressing green fluorescent protein and application thereof
Technical Field
The invention relates to a virus replication system and application thereof, in particular to a restricted replication West Nile virus system for expressing green fluorescent protein and application thereof, belonging to the technical field of biology.
Background
West Nile Virus (WNV) belongs to the Flaviviridae family, the flavivirus genus, is an important zoonosis Virus, and can cause serious nervous system diseases of human. WNV virus particles are about 40 nm-60 nm in diameter, have an envelope, and the virus nucleocapsid in the envelope is in icosahedral symmetry and about 30nm in diameter. The WNV genome is a single-stranded positive sense RNA, approximately 11kb in length. The genome consists of a non-coding region (UTR) 96nt long at the 5 'end and 337-649nt long at the 3' end, and a single Open Reading Frame (ORF) of about 10.3 kb. The ORF starts at position 97 at the 5 'end and ends at position 10398 at the 3' end, encodes 1 polyprotein precursor of 3433 amino acids in length, which is cleaved by host and viral proteases to yield 3 structural proteins: c protein (capsid/core protein), prM/M (membrane precursor protein/membrane protein) and E protein (envelope glycoprotein) and 7 non-structural proteins.
West Nile virus disease is infectious disease caused by West Nile virus, and is a zoonosis. The disease is an exotic disease for China, and is not reported in China at present, but the climate and geographic environment of China are complex, mosquitoes are various and have propagation conditions, and peripheral countries such as Russia, India and the like have already prevailed the disease, and with increasingly frequent international communication, the possibility of WNV being introduced into China is not negligible, for example, the WNV is recently reported to be separated from mosquitoes in Xinjiang. Therefore, the risk of WNV epidemic outbreak is very high in China, and no vaccine or effective drug is available at present for preventing and treating the infection of West Nile virus, so that corresponding prevention and control measures are necessary to be researched. However, WNV is a zoonotic pathogen, and the operation of live viruses for relevant researches such as vaccines and the like needs to be carried out in a high-grade biosafety laboratory, which hinders the research of relevant vaccines and drugs to a certain extent.
In order to promote the development of WNV vaccines and screen new antiviral drugs, the invention constructs a whole virus genome with all structural proteins deleted, inserts a WNV replicon plasmid pWNVrepGFP-dCME of a GFP reporter gene in the structural protein region, and constructs a cell line for stably expressing C-prM-E protein; the replicon plasmid, recombinant cell line and packaged Δ WNV virus constitute a restricted replication west nile virus system. The replication-defective west nile virus system of the present invention can provide a safe, simple and convenient method for epidemiological investigation, vaccine evaluation, antiviral drug screening and research of replication and pathogenesis of west nile virus.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a West Nile Virus (WNV) preparation system which expresses green fluorescent protein and only has infectivity and replication capacity in the system, so as to be applied to a safe and visual WNV neutralizing antibody detection system and a drug screening method which are similar to whole virus infection and replication.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical means:
the invention relates to a restriction replication West Nile virus system for expressing green fluorescent protein, which comprises:
(1) west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid:
the west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid is obtained by cloning a west nile virus genome to the downstream of a promoter of a eukaryotic expression vector and simultaneously replacing a structural protein C-prM-E sequence in the genome with a green fluorescent protein gene;
(2) recombinant cell line for stably expressing West Nile virus C-prM-E protein
The recombinant cell line is obtained by transfecting a eukaryotic expression vector containing a west nile virus C-prM-E protein expression gene into a mammalian cell.
In the present invention, preferably, in the construction of the west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid, the eukaryotic expression vector used is pCI-neo.
In the present invention, preferably, the nucleotide sequence of the west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid is shown in SEQ ID No. 1.
In the invention, preferably, the recombinant cell line for stably expressing the west nile virus C-prM-E protein is obtained by transfecting a eukaryotic expression vector containing an optimized expression gene of the west nile virus C-prM-E protein into a mammalian cell, more preferably, the eukaryotic expression vector is pCAG-neo, and the mammalian cell is BHK-21 cell.
In the invention, preferably, the nucleotide sequence of the optimized West Nile virus C-prM-E protein expression gene is shown as SEQ ID NO. 2.
In the present invention, preferably, the recombinant cell line stably expressing C-prM-E protein of west nile virus is constructed by the following method:
(1) artificially synthesizing an optimized C-prM-E protein expression gene, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the optimized C-prM-E protein expression gene is shown as SEQ ID NO.2, the optimized sequence is named as opti-WNV-CME, the optimized sequence is amplified by a PCR method after artificial synthesis, a SacI enzyme cutting site is introduced into the 5 'end of a PCR product, an XhoI enzyme cutting site is introduced into the 3' end of the PCR product, the PCR product after double enzyme cutting is connected with a pCAG-neo vector with the same double enzyme cutting, after a connecting product is transformed into DH5 a, recombinant clones are selected, enzyme cutting and sequencing identification are carried out, a large amount of plasmids are prepared by using a kit after positive cloning is obtained, the plasmids are named as pCAG-WNV-CME, and are frozen at-20 ℃ for later use after linearization is carried out by SspI;
(2) BHK-21 cells with good growth state are selected for digestion and passage to a 24-well plate, and when the BHK-21 cells grow to 90% full, the linearized recombinant plasmid pCAG-WNV-CME is used for transfecting the cells to obtain a stably expressed recombinant cell line which stably expresses West Nile virus C-prM-E protein and is named as BWNV-CME.
Furthermore, the invention also provides the application of the system in obtaining the restrictive replication West Nile virus expressing the green fluorescent protein.
Furthermore, the invention also provides a method for obtaining the limited replication West Nile virus expressing the green fluorescent protein, which comprises the following steps:
DMEM medium containing 10% (v/v) FBS was used as growth medium, 1: 4 subculturing the recombinant cell line stably expressing the West Nile virus C-prM-E protein, and culturing the recombinant cell line in the logarithmic growth phase at 5 x 105And (3) inoculating a 6-well cell culture plate per ml, culturing overnight, adding the west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid into Opti-MEM to prepare a DNA diluent, adding 200 mu l of Opti-MEM into every 3 mu g of plasmid, adding 20 mu l X-treme HP transfection reagent, standing at room temperature for 15min, dropwise adding the DNA transfection reagent compound into a culture solution containing recombinant cells stably expressing the west nile virus C-prM-E protein, and observing fluorescence after 72 h. Collecting supernatant, centrifuging, filtering, and storing at-80 deg.C.
Still further, the invention also provides the restrictive replication West Nile virus expressing the green fluorescent protein obtained by the method and application of the restrictive replication West Nile virus expressing the green fluorescent protein in preparing a West Nile virus neutralizing antibody detection reagent and screening anti-West Nile virus medicines.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the WNV replication-defective virus developed by the invention utilizes a genome replicon which lacks a structural protein gene to transfect a cell line BWNV-CME which stably expresses WNV C-prM-E protein for delta WNV virus particle packaging, and the structural protein gene in the virus genome is replaced by a gene which expresses green fluorescent protein, so that in the replication process of the virus replicon, the virus cannot continue to generate progeny virus because the virus cannot express the structural protein by itself, but can express a large amount of GFP protein, and has strong indication effect on infected cells. But can only integrate into a complete virion when reassembled with exogenously supplied WNV C (capsid/core), prM/M (membrane precursor/membrane) and E proteins (envelope glycoprotein). In a replication-defective virus neutralization assay, WNV replication-defective viruses can be effectively neutralized by neutralizing antibodies and lost the infectious effect on host cells. Since WNV replication-defective viruses contain a reporter gene and are capable of expressing green fluorescent protein, cells infected with the virus can be visually observed using a fluorescence microscope. When WNV replication-defective virus is used for replacing wild type WNV to detect the neutralizing antibody, a certain amount of replication-defective virus is incubated with a sample to be detected for 1h, the sample is directly infected with susceptible cells BHK-21, and the cells are placed under a fluorescence microscope to observe fluorescence density after 48h to evaluate the neutralizing antibody in the sample to be detected. Meanwhile, since the WNV replication-defective virus is replication-defective, the amount of the added virus is a fixed value, so that the virus cannot be proliferated due to infection of susceptible cells, and qualitative and quantitative detection in antibody detection is facilitated.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic of the construction of the WNV replicon;
FIG. 2 is the restriction enzyme identification of recombinant plasmid pWNVrep-GFP-dCME;
1: DL 15000DNA Marker; 2: before double enzyme digestion; 3: after double enzyme digestion.
FIG. 3 is the restriction enzyme identification of recombinant plasmid pCAG-WNV-CME;
1: DL 15000DNA Marker; 2. 3: before double enzyme digestion; 4. 5: after double enzyme digestion.
FIG. 4 shows the detection of the recombinant cell line E protein specific monoclonal antibody IFA;
FIG. 5 shows fluorescent and plaque formation by Δ WNV infection of BWNV-CME cells;
FIG. 6 is a graph showing the replication kinetics of Δ WNV virus;
figure 7 is a profile of Δ WNV virus infection;
figure 8 is a WNV-restricted replication virus system used to detect anti-WNV activity of drugs.
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The invention will be further described with reference to specific embodiments and drawings, the advantages and features of which will become apparent as the description proceeds. These examples are illustrative only and do not limit the scope of the present invention in any way. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, and that such changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
Example 1 construction of a restrictive replication West Nile Virus System expressing Green fluorescent protein
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1.1 vectors, cells and Primary reagents
Expression vector plasmids pCAG-neo plasmid (Li paranan et al, China preventive veterinary science bulletin, 2013,35(3): 189-; BHK-21 cells were maintained in this laboratory and the W-92 cell line was constructed in this laboratory. DMEM, premium Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) and Opti-MEM were purchased from Gibco; x-treme HP transfection reagent was purchased from Roche; FITC-labeled goat anti-mouse IgG was purchased from China fir Jinqiao; infrared fluorescence labeled anti-mouse IgG antibodies were purchased from the public laboratory of the harbin veterinary institute; e protein and NS1 protein monoclonal antibody are prepared in the laboratory; WNV mouse positive sera were stored in this laboratory.
1.2 replicon plasmid pWNVrepGFP-dCME construction
A full-length splicing primer is designed by referring to a WNV virus genome sequence (NY99 strain, Genbank serial number DQ211652NY99), a PAS (PCR-based Accurate Synthesis) based method is adopted, protective bases are respectively designed at two ends of the primer, genome fragments are artificially synthesized, a WNV replicon plasmid is constructed by connecting a cloning site Xho I and an Xba I to the downstream of a CMV promoter of a eukaryotic expression plasmid pCI-neo, a structural protein C-prM-E sequence in the WNV replicon genome is replaced by a Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) gene, and the obtained recombinant plasmid is named as pWNVrepfGFP-dCME. The major elements of the replicon are shown in FIG. 1. The nucleotide sequence of pWNVrepGFP-dCME is shown in SEQ ID NO. 1.
1.3 construction of plasmid pCAG-WNV-CME
Firstly, codon optimization is carried out on a WNV C-prM-E protein gene by using a bioinformatics method, the optimized C-prM-E protein gene sequence is shown as SEQ ID NO.2, the optimized sequence is named as opti-WNV-CME, the optimized sequence is amplified by a PCR method after artificial synthesis, Sac I enzyme cutting site is introduced into the 5 'end of a PCR product, Xho I enzyme cutting site is introduced into the 3' end of the PCR product, the double-enzyme-cutting PCR product is connected with a pCAG-neo vector which is subjected to double enzyme cutting in the same way, after a connecting product is transformed into DH5 a, recombinant clones are selected, enzyme cutting and sequencing identification are carried out, a large amount of plasmids are prepared by using a kit after positive clones are obtained, the plasmids are named as pCAG-WNV-CME, and are frozen at-20 ℃ for later use after linearization by SspI.
1.4 construction and screening identification of recombinant cell lines
Selecting BHK-21 cells with good growth state, digesting and passaging to a 24-well plate, and when BHK-21 cells grow to 90% full, carrying out the steps of
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The HD Transfection Reagent kit operation instruction with linear recombinant plasmid pCAG-WNV-CME transfected cells. After transfection for 48h, G418 (1000. mu.g/mL) containing selective medium was added for pressure culture, and after 4d, the cells were trypsinized, passaged in a 96-well plate by limiting dilution, and cultured again, and after 5d, the number of clones per well was observed under an inverted microscope. The wells containing 1 cell colony (i.e., 1 cell pellet) were selected and expanded in 24-well plates, 6-well plates, and cell culture flasks in sequence, and the cells were subjected to IFA identification using a WNV E protein-specific monoclonal antibody, and cell clones with strong IFA signals were selected. The cell clone stably expressing the C-prM-E protein is obtained and named as BWNV-CME.
1.5 packaging and preservation of the Δ WNV Virus
DMEM medium containing 10% FBS was used as growth medium, 1: 4 subculturing BWNV-CME cells, and culturing the BWNV-CME cells in logarithmic growth phase at 5 × 105Inoculation of 6 wells per mlCell culture plates, overnight culture, plasmid pWNVrep-GFP-dCME was added to Opti-MEM to make DNA dilutions, 200. mu.l Opti-MEM was required for every 3. mu.g plasmid, 20. mu. l X-treme HP transfection reagent was added, and the mixture was allowed to stand at room temperature for 15 min. The DNA transfection reagent complex was added dropwise to the culture medium containing BWNV-CME cells, and fluorescence was observed after 72 hours. Collecting supernatant, centrifuging, filtering, and storing at-80 deg.C.
1.6. DELTA. WNV Virus PFU assay
15ul of virus supernatant packaged by harvested transfected cells was taken, 135ul of 5% FBS DMEM was added, and a series of 10-fold dilutions were performed, with 100ul per six well plate, 37 ℃, 5% CO in each well2After the culture in the incubator is carried out for 10h, 3% methyl cellulose with the same volume of the culture medium is added into each hole, and the expression of the green fluorescent protein is observed after the culture is carried out for 48 h. Or 6 days after culture, staining with crystal violet to count virus plaques.
1.7 packaging Virus replication kinetics
In order to observe the growth kinetics of the transfected cell packaging virus, the prepared packaging virus is analyzed for infection and replication in BWNV-CME cells, and supernatants are harvested and titer-measured at 24h, 48h, 72h, 96h and 120h after infection.
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2.1 plasmid construction of pWNVrepgFP-dCME
The plasmid pWNVrepGFP-dCME construction is schematically shown in FIG. 1. The plasmid is based on wnv virus genome sequence, CMV and T7 promoters are arranged at 5 ' end, and a hepatitis D nuclease sequence (HDr) is added at 3 ' end to ensure the accuracy of the transcribed 3 ' end sequence. The plasmid is identified by NotI and SalI double enzyme digestion results as shown in figure 2, the sizes of the enzyme digestion fragments are about 8000bp and 5000bp, the sizes are consistent with expected results, and the insertion sequence is confirmed to be correct by forward and reverse sequencing.
2.2 construction of plasmid pCAG-WNV-CME
After the double-restriction enzyme PCR product is connected with a double-restriction enzyme pCAG-neo vector, transformation and plate coating are carried out, monoclonal bacteria are picked up, the plasmid is extracted, double-restriction enzyme digestion verification is carried out by Sac I and Xho I, and the detection is carried out by 1% agarose gel electrophoresis, so that the target fragment is about 2400bp and is consistent with the expectation. And the sequence determination showed that the sequence was consistent with the expected (FIG. 3).
2.3 screening and identification of recombinant cell lines
The linearized plasmid was transfected into BHK-21 cells, which were then screened with G418 and cloned for IFA identification with monoclonal antibodies (FIG. 4). The result obtains a cell line expressing the C-prM-E protein and is named as BWNV-CME. The cell line is subjected to subculture and detection after being cloned and purified again, and shows that the cell line is stable in heredity and can still stably express the E protein after being continuously passaged for 20 generations. The cultured growth characteristics of the recombinant cell line are similar to those of the parent cell BHK-21 cell, and the ratio of 1: and 5, subculturing, wherein the culture medium is DMEM (DMEM) containing 10% fetal calf serum, and subculturing can be performed every other day.
2.4. DELTA. WNV Virus PFU assay
Harvesting 100 mul of supernatant of replication defective virus delta WNV, infecting BWNV-CME cells through a series of 10-fold dilutions, observing the number of GFP-expressing cells in each hole under an inverted microscope after 48 hours, counting, and measuring the virus titer to be 1 × 105.5PFU/ml. The fluorescent and plaque formation of Δ WNV infected BWNV-CME cells is shown in FIG. 5.
2.5. DELTA. WNV Virus replication kinetics
After transfection, supernatant is respectively collected at 24h, 48h, 72h, 96h and 120h, the titer is measured, a kinetic curve graph 6 is drawn, the result shows that the titer of the virus is generally in an ascending trend in 24-72 h, the virus is in a plateau period from 72h to 96h, and the virus is slightly reduced after 96h, the result shows that the constructed replication-defective virus has good replication activity, and the optimal time for virus recovery is determined to be between 72h and 96h after transfection.
2.6 Δ WNV has restrictive replication characteristics
Cell culture supernatants transfected with both pWNVrep-GFP-dCME and pCAG-WNV-CME were able to express GFP in first infected BHK-21 cells, whereas cell culture supernatants transfected with either pWNVrep-GFP-dCME or pCAG-WNV-CME plasmid alone were not able to infect BHK-21 cells, with no GFP expression. Plasmid pWNVrep-GFP-dCME transfection BWNV-CME cell line generated virus delta WNV has infectivity on cell line BWNV-CME, can generate progeny virus, generate fluorescent spots and form virus plaques, and maintains virus infection characteristics when the BWNV-CME cell line is infected in the second round and the third round. While the supernatant from infected BHK-21 cells did not have the second round of infectivity, and when the supernatant was re-inoculated into BHK-21 cells, the cells could not express GFP. From this we can conclude that the replication-restricted WNV viruses of the present invention can only have properties similar to whole virus replication in a specific cell line within the system, while other sensitive cells, such as BHK-21 cells, have only a single round of infectivity (FIG. 7).
Example 2 use of a restrictive replication West Nile Virus System expressing Green fluorescent protein
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1.1 restriction replication Virus System for WNV neutralizing antibody detection
Will be 4X 105the/mL BWNV-CME cells are inoculated on a 24-well cell culture plate, cultured overnight at the temperature of 37 ℃ and 5 percent CO2, and then grown into a monolayer; WNV positive and negative sera were inactivated from 1: after the 10 starts gradient dilution, mixing with equal volume of delta WNV, arranging a plurality of holes, and placing in a 5% CO2 incubator for 1h at 37 ℃; then 100 mul of mixed solution of delta WNV virus antibody is inoculated to a monolayer BWNV-CME cell, cultured for 6h at 37 ℃ with 5% CO2, then added with 3% methyl cellulose DMEM solution, cultured for 3 days and then observed for green fluorescence expression. Plaque counts were performed after 6 days. The neutralizing antibody titer of each serum to be tested was calculated by taking the 50% reduction of the fluorescent plaque or plaque as the endpoint.
1.2 restriction replication Virus System for WNV antiviral drug screening
Will be 4X 105cell/mL BWNV-CME cells were seeded in 24-well cell culture plates at 500. mu.L/well, 37 ℃ with 5% CO2Culturing overnight to allow the cells to grow into a monolayer; preparing medicines such as Tannic acid (Tannic acid) and 6-azauridine (6-azauridine) into 10mM stock solution with DMSO, diluting with DMEM solution to 20 μ M, using 1% DMSO as control, adding each medicine and control into cells, acting for 10 hr, adding 100TCID50/0.1ml delta WNV virus, and treating at 37 deg.C and 5% CO2The incubator is placed for 10h, the mixed solution of the delta WNV virus and the antibody is inoculated to a monolayer BWNV-CME cell, the cell is cultured for 6h at 37 ℃ with 5% CO2, then 3% methyl cellulose DMEM solution is added, and the green fluorescence expression is observed after the cell is cultured for 3 days. Plaque counts were performed after 6 days. Calculating each drug to be tested by taking DMSO or blank processing hole as a controlThe rate of virus inhibition.
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2.1 detection of WNV neutralizing antibodies in neutralization assay
The limited replication WNV virus system of the invention is used for virus neutralization antibody detection of mouse serum, goose serum and horse serum immunized by WNV subunit vaccine, and negative serum of corresponding non-immunized experimental animals is set as a control. The results show that the serum of the vaccine immunized animals can also detect the neutralization activity through the neutralization test of the WNV restricted replication virus system, the neutralization effect on the WNV replication-defective viruses is gradually reduced along with the increase of the dilution of the serum, the negative control serum has no neutralization effect on the WNV replication-defective viruses, and the virus neutralizing antibodies of all the sera of the test animals are obviously improved after the secondary immunization, so that the immune protection can be provided for the immunized animals (Table 1). The WNV restricted replication virus system of the invention was shown to be useful in assays for the detection of serum neutralizing antibodies.
TABLE 1 detection of WNV neutralizing antibodies Using the Δ WNV Virus System
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2.2 screening antiviral drugs Using WNV-restricted replication Virus System
The results of testing known drugs with antiviral activity against WNV using the restricted replication viral system of the present invention indicate that the system can be used to screen drugs against WNV virus. Both drugs in this example were shown to inhibit WNV virus replication, whereas the DMSO control did not (FIG. 8).
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ggcaagagcc gggctgtcaa tatgctaaaa cgcggaatgg tgagcaaggg cgaggagctg 180
ttcaccgggg tggtgcccat cctggtcgag ctggacggcg acgtaaacgg ccacaagttc 240
agcgtgtccg gcgagggcga gggcgatgcc acctacggca agctgaccct gaagttcatc 300
tgcaccaccg gcaagctgcc cgtgccctgg cccaccctcg tgaccaccct gacctacggc 360
gtgcagtgct tcagccgcta ccccgaccac atgaagcagc acgacttctt caagtccgcc 420
atgcccgaag gctacgtcca ggagcgcacc atcttcttca aggacgacgg caactacaag 480
acccgcgccg aggtgaagtt cgagggcgac accctggtga accgcatcga gctgaagggc 540
atcgacttca aggaggacgg caacatcctg gggcacaagc tggagtacaa ctacaacagc 600
cacaacgtct atatcatggc cgacaagcag aagaacggca tcaaggtgaa cttcaagatc 660
cgccacaaca tcgaggacgg cagcgtgcag ctcgccgacc actaccagca gaacaccccc 720
atcggcgacg gccccgtgct gctgcccgac aaccactacc tgagcaccca gtccgccctg 780
agcaaagacc ccaacgagaa gcgcgatcac atggtcctgc tggagttcgt gaccgccgcc 840
gggatcactc tcggcatgga cgagctgtac aagctgctga actttgacct gctcaagttg 900
gctggagatg tggagtccaa ccctggaccc tttaagaagg aactagggac cttgaccagt 960
gctatcaatc ggcggagctc aaaacaaaag aaaagaggag gaaagaccgg aattgcagtc 1020
atgattggcc tgatcgccag cgtaggagca gttaccctct ctaacttcca agggaaggtg 1080
atgatgacgg taaatgctac tgacgtcaca gatgtcatca cgattccaac agctgctgga 1140
aagaacctat gcattgtcag agcaatggat gtgggataca tgtgcgatga tactatcact 1200
tatgaatgcc cagtgctgtc ggctggtaat gatccagaag acatcgactg ttggtgcaca 1260
aagtcagcag tctacgtcag gtatggaaga tgcaccaaga cacgccactc aagacgcagt 1320
cggaggtcac tgacagtgca gacacacgga gaaagcactc tagcgaacaa gaagggggct 1380
tggatggaca gcaccaaggc cacaaggtat ttggtaaaaa cagaatcatg gatcttgagg 1440
aaccctggat atgccctggt ggcagccgtc attggttgga tgcttgggag caacaccatg 1500
cagagagttg tgtttgtcgt gctattgctt ttggtggccc cagcttacag cttcaactgc 1560
cttggaatga gcaacagaga cttcttggaa ggagtgtctg gagcaacatg ggtggatttg 1620
gttctcgaag gcgacagctg cgtgactatc atgtctaagg acaagcctac catcgatgtg 1680
aagatgatga atatggaggc ggccaacctg gcagaggtcc gcagttattg ctatttggct 1740
accgtcagcg atctctccac caaagctgcg tgcccgacca tgggagaagc tcacaatgac 1800
aaacgtgctg acccagcttt tgtgtgcaga caaggagtgg tggacagggg ctggggcaac 1860
ggctgcggac tatttggcaa aggaagcatt gacacatgcg ccaaatttgc ctgctctacc 1920
aaggcaatag gaagaaccat cttgaaagag aatatcaagt acgaagtggc catttttgtc 1980
catggaccaa ctactgtgga gtcgcacgga aactactcca cacaggttgg agccactcag 2040
gcagggagat tcagcatcac tcctgcggcg ccttcataca cactaaagct tggagaatat 2100
ggagaggtga cagtggactg tgaaccacgg tcagggattg acaccaatgc atactacgtg 2160
atgactgttg gaacaaagac gttcttggtc catcgtgagt ggttcatgga cctcaacctc 2220
ccttggagca gtgctggaag tactgtgtgg aggaacagag agacgttaat ggagtttgag 2280
gaaccacacg ccacgaagca gtctgtgata gcattgggct cacaagaggg agctctgcat 2340
caagctttgg ctggagccat tcctgtggaa ttttcaagca acactgtcaa gttgacgtcg 2400
ggtcatttga agtgtagagt gaagatggaa aaattgcagt tgaagggaac aacctatggc 2460
gtctgttcaa aggctttcaa gtttcttggg actcccgcag acacaggtca cggcactgtg 2520
gtgttggaat tgcagtacac tggcacggat ggaccttgca aagttcctat ctcgtcagtg 2580
gcttcattga acgacctaac gccagtgggc agattggtca ctgtcaaccc ttttgtttca 2640
gtggccacgg ccaacgctaa ggtcctgatt gaattggaac caccctttgg agactcatac 2700
atagtggtgg gcagaggaga acaacagatc aatcaccatt ggcacaagtc tggaagcagc 2760
attggcaaag cctttacaac caccctcaaa ggagcgcaga gactagccgc tctaggagac 2820
acagcttggg actttggatc agttggaggg gtgttcacct cagttgggaa ggctgtccat 2880
caagtgttcg gaggagcatt ccgctcactg ttcggaggca tgtcctggat aacgcaagga 2940
ttgctggggg ctctcctgtt gtggatgggc atcaatgctc gtgataggtc catagctctc 3000
acgtttctcg cagttggagg agttctgctc ttcctctccg tgaacgtgca cgctgacact 3060
gggtgtgcca tagacatcag ccggcaagag ctgagatgtg gaagtggagt gttcatacac 3120
aatgatgtgg aggcttggat ggaccggtac aagtattacc ctgaaacgcc acaaggccta 3180
gccaagatca ttcagaaagc tcataaggaa ggagtgtgcg gtctacgatc agtttccaga 3240
ctggagcatc aaatgtggga agcagtgaag gacgagctga acactctttt gaaggagaat 3300
ggtgtggacc ttagtgtcgt ggttgagaaa caggagggaa tgtacaagtc agcacctaaa 3360
cgcctcaccg ccaccacgga aaaattggaa attggctgga aggcctgggg aaagagtatt 3420
ttatttgcac cagaactcgc caacaacacc tttgtggttg atggtccgga gaccaaggaa 3480
tgtccgactc agaatcgcgc ttggaatagc ttagaagtgg aggattttgg atttggtctc 3540
accagcactc ggatgttcct gaaggtcaga gagagcaaca caactgaatg tgactcgaag 3600
atcattggaa cggctgtcaa gaacaacttg gcgatccaca gtgacctgtc ctattggatt 3660
gaaagcaggc tcaatgatac gtggaagctt gaaagggcag ttctgggtga agtcaaatca 3720
tgtacgtggc ctgagacgca taccttgtgg ggcgatggaa tccttgagag tgacttgata 3780
ataccagtca cactggcggg accacgaagc aatcacaatc ggagacctgg gtacaagaca 3840
caaaaccagg gcccatggga cgaaggccgg gtagagattg acttcgatta ctgcccagga 3900
actacggtca ccctgagtga gagctgcgga caccgtggac ctgccactcg caccaccaca 3960
gagagcggaa agttgataac agattggtgc tgcaggagct gcaccttacc accactgcgc 4020
taccaaactg acagcggctg ttggtatggt atggagatca gaccacagag acatgatgaa 4080
aagaccctcg tgcagtcaca agtgaatgct tataatgctg atatgattga cccttttcag 4140
ttgggccttc tggtcgtgtt cttggccacc caggaggtcc ttcgcaagag gtggacagcc 4200
aagatcagca tgccagctat actgattgct ctgctagtcc tggtgtttgg gggcattact 4260
tacactgatg tgttacgcta tgtcatcttg gtgggggcag ctttcgcaga atctaattcg 4320
ggaggagacg tggtacactt ggcgctcatg gcgaccttca agatacaacc agtgtttatg 4380
gtggcatcgt ttctcaaagc gagatggacc aaccaggaga acattttgtt gatgttggcg 4440
gctgttttct ttcaaatggc ttatcacgat gcccgccaaa ttctgctctg ggagatccct 4500
gatgtgttga attcactggc ggtagcttgg atgatactga gagccataac attcacaacg 4560
acatcaaacg tggttgttcc gctgctagcc ctgctaacac ccgggctgag atgcttgaat 4620
ctggatgtgt acaggatact gctgttgatg gtcggaatag gcagcttgat cagggagaag 4680
aggagtgcag ctgcaaaaaa gaaaggagca agtctgctat gcttggctct agcctcaaca 4740
ggacttttca accccatgat ccttgctgct ggactgattg catgtgatcc caaccgtaaa 4800
cgcggatggc ccgcaactga agtgatgaca gctgtcggcc taatgtttgc catcgtcgga 4860
gggctggcag agcttgacat tgactccatg gccattccaa tgactatcgc ggggctcatg 4920
tttgctgctt tcgtgatttc tgggaaatca acagatatgt ggattgagag aacggcggac 4980
atttcctggg aaagtgatgc agaaattaca ggctcgagcg aaagagttga tgtgcggctt 5040
gatgatgatg gaaacttcca gctcatgaat gatccaggag caccttggaa gatatggatg 5100
ctcagaatgg tctgtctcgc gattagtgcg tacaccccct gggcaatctt gccctcagta 5160
gttggatttt ggataactct ccaatacaca aagagaggag gcgtgttgtg ggacactccc 5220
tcaccaaagg agtacaaaaa gggggacacg accaccggcg tctacaggat catgactcgt 5280
gggctgctcg gcagttatca agcaggagcg ggcgtgatgg ttgaaggtgt tttccacacc 5340
ctttggcata caacaaaagg agccgctttg atgagcggag agggccgcct ggacccatac 5400
tggggcagtg tcaaggagga tcgactttgt tacggaggac cctggaaatt gcagcacaag 5460
tggaacgggc aggatgaggt gcagatgatt gtggtggaac ctggcaagaa cgttaagaac 5520
gtccagacga aaccaggggt gttcaaaaca cctgaaggag aaatcggggc cgtgactttg 5580
gacttcccca ctggaacatc aggctcacca atagtggaca aaaacggtga tgtgattggg 5640
ctttatggca atggagtcat aatgcccaac ggctcataca taagcgcgat agtgcagggt 5700
gaaaggatgg atgagccaat cccagccgga ttcgaacctg agatgctgag gaaaaaacag 5760
atcactgtac tggatctcca tcccggcgcc ggtaaaacaa ggaggattct gccacagatc 5820
atcaaagagg ccataaacag aagactgaga acagccgtgc tagcgccaac cagggttgtg 5880
gctgctgaga tggctgaagc actgagagga ctgcccatcc ggtaccagac atccgcagtg 5940
cccagagaac ataatggaaa tgagattgtt gatgtcatgt gtcatgctac cctcacccac 6000
aggctgatgt ctcctcacag ggtgccgaac tacaacctgt tcgtgatgga tgaggctcat 6060
ttcaccgacc cagctagcat tgcagcaaga ggttacattt ccacaaaggt cgagctaggg 6120
gaggcggcgg caatattcat gacagccacc ccaccaggca cttcagatcc attcccagag 6180
tccaattcac caatttccga cttacagact gagatcccgg atcgagcttg gaactctgga 6240
tacgaatgga tcacagaata caccgggaag acggtttggt ttgtgcctag tgtcaagatg 6300
gggaatgaga ttgccctttg cctacaacgt gctggaaaga aagtagtcca attgaacaga 6360
aagtcgtacg agacggagta cccaaaatgt aagaacgatg attgggactt tgttatcaca 6420
acagacatat ctgaaatggg ggctaacttc aaggcgagca gggtgattga cagccggaag 6480
agtgtgaaac caaccatcat aacagaagga gaagggagag tgatcctggg agaaccatct 6540
gcagtgacag cagctagtgc cgcccagaga cgtggacgta tcggtagaaa tccgtcgcaa 6600
gttggtgatg agtactgtta tggggggcac acgaatgaag acgactcgaa cttcgcccat 6660
tggactgagg cacgaatcat gctggacaac atcaacatgc caaacggact gatcgctcaa 6720
ttctaccaac cagagcgtga gaaggtatat accatggatg gggaataccg gctcagagga 6780
gaagagagaa aaaactttct ggaactgttg aggactgcag atctgccagt ttggctggct 6840
tacaaggttg cagcggctgg agtgtcatac cacgaccgga ggtggtgctt tgatggtcct 6900
aggacaaaca caattttaga agacaacaac gaagtggaag tcatcacgaa gcttggtgaa 6960
aggaagattc tgaggccgcg ctggattgac gccagggtgt actcggatca ccaggcacta 7020
aaggcgttca aggacttcgc ctcgggaaaa cgttctcaga tagggctcat tgaggttctg 7080
ggaaagatgc ctgagcactt catggggaag acatgggaag cacttgacac catgtacgtt 7140
gtggccactg cagagaaagg aggaagagct cacagaatgg ccctggagga actgccagat 7200
gctcttcaga caattgcctt gattgcctta ttgagtgtga tgaccatggg agtattcttc 7260
ctcctcatgc agcggaaggg cattggaaag ataggtttgg gaggcgctgt cttgggagtc 7320
gcgacctttt tctgttggat ggctgaagtt ccaggaacga agatcgccgg aatgttgctg 7380
ctctcccttc tcttgatgat tgtgctaatt cctgagccag agaagcaacg ttcgcagaca 7440
gacaaccagc tagccgtgtt cctgatttgt gtcatgaccc ttgtgagcgc agtggcagcc 7500
aacgagatgg gttggctaga taagaccaag agtgacataa gcagtttgtt tgggcaaaga 7560
attgaggtca aggagaattt cagcatggga gagtttcttc tggacttgag gccggcaaca 7620
gcctggtcac tgtacgctgt gacaacagcg gtcctcactc cactgctaaa gcatttgatc 7680
acgtcagatt acatcaacac ctcattgacc tcaataaacg ttcaggcaag tgcactattc 7740
acactcgcgc gaggcttccc cttcgtcgat gttggagtgt cggctctcct gctagcagcc 7800
ggatgctggg gacaagtcac cctcaccgtt acggtaacag cggcaacact ccttttttgc 7860
cactatgcct acatggttcc cggttggcaa gctgaggcaa tgcgctcagc ccagcggcgg 7920
acagcggccg gaatcatgaa gaacgctgta gtggatggca tcgtggccac ggacgtccca 7980
gaattagagc gcaccacacc catcatgcag aagaaagttg gacagatcat gctgatcttg 8040
gtgtctctag ctgcagtagt agtgaacccg tctgtgaaga cagtacgaga agccggaatt 8100
ttgatcacgg ccgcagcggt gacgctttgg gagaatggag caagctctgt ttggaacgca 8160
acaactgcca tcggactctg ccacatcatg cgtgggggtt ggttgtcatg tctatccata 8220
acatggacac tcataaagaa catggaaaaa ccaggactaa aaagaggtgg ggcaaaagga 8280
cgcaccttgg gagaggtttg gaaagaaaga ctcaaccaga tgacaaaaga agagttcact 8340
aggtaccgca aagaggccat catcgaagtc gatcgctcag cggcaaaaca cgccaggaaa 8400
gaaggcaatg tcactggagg gcatccagtc tctaggggca cagcaaaact gagatggctg 8460
gtcgaacgga ggtttctcga accggtcgga aaagtgattg accttggatg tggaagaggc 8520
ggttggtgtt actatatggc aacccaaaaa agagtccaag aagtcagagg gtacacaaag 8580
ggcggtcccg gacatgaaga gccccaacta gtgcaaagtt atggatggaa cattgtcacc 8640
atgaagagtg gagtggatgt gttctacaga ccttctgagt gttgtgacac cctcctttgt 8700
gacatcggag agtcctcgtc aagtgctgag gttgaagagc ataggacgat tcgggtcctt 8760
gaaatggttg aggactggct gcaccgaggg ccaagggaat tttgcgtgaa ggtgctctgc 8820
ccctacatgc cgaaagtcat agagaagatg gagctgctcc aacgccggta tgggggggga 8880
ctggtcagaa acccactctc acggaattcc acgcacgaga tgtattgggt gagtcgagct 8940
tcaggcaatg tggtacattc agtgaatatg accagccagg tgctcctagg aagaatggaa 9000
aaaaggacct ggaagggacc ccaatacgag gaagatgtaa acttgggaag tggaaccagg 9060
gcggtgggaa aacccctgct caactcagac accagtaaaa tcaagaacag gattgaacga 9120
ctcaggcgtg agtacagttc gacgtggcac cacgatgaga accacccata tagaacctgg 9180
aactatcacg gcagttatga tgtgaagccc acaggctccg ccagttcgct ggtcaatgga 9240
gtggtcaggc tcctctcaaa accatgggac accatcacga atgttaccac catggccatg 9300
actgacacta ctcccttcgg gcagcagcga gtgttcaaag agaaggtgga cacgaaagct 9360
cctgaaccgc cagaaggagt gaagtacgtg ctcaacgaga ccaccaactg gttgtgggcg 9420
tttttggcca gagaaaaacg tcccagaatg tgctctcgag aggaattcat aagaaaggtc 9480
aacagcaatg cagctttggg tgccatgttt gaagagcaga atcaatggag gagcgccaga 9540
gaagcagttg aagatccaaa attttgggag atggtggatg aggagcgcga ggcacatctg 9600
cggggggaat gtcacacttg catttacaac atgatgggaa agagagagaa aaaacccgga 9660
gagttcggaa aggccaaggg aagcagagcc atttggttca tgtggctcgg agctcgcttt 9720
ctggagttcg aggctctggg ttttctcaat gaagaccact ggcttggaag aaagaactca 9780
ggaggaggtg tcgagggctt gggcctccaa aaactgggtt acatcctgcg tgaagttggc 9840
acccggcctg ggggcaagat ctatgctgat gacacagctg gctgggacac ccgcatcacg 9900
agagctgact tggaaaatga agctaaggtg cttgagctgc ttgatgggga acatcggcgt 9960
cttgccaggg ccatcattga gctcacctat cgtcacaaag ttgtgaaagt gatgcgcccg 10020
gctgctgatg gaagaaccgt catggatgtt atctccagag aagatcagag ggggagtgga 10080
caagttgtca cctacgccct aaacactttc accaacctgg ccgtccagct ggtgaggatg 10140
atggaagggg aaggagtgat tggcccagat gatgtggaga aactcacaaa agggaaagga 10200
cccaaagtca ggacctggct gtttgagaat ggggaagaaa gactcagccg catggctgtc 10260
agtggagatg actgtgtggt aaagcccctg gacgatcgct ttgccacctc gctccacttc 10320
ctcaatgcta tgtcaaaggt tcgcaaagac atccaagagt ggaaaccgtc aactggatgg 10380
tatgattggc agcaggttcc attttgctca aaccatttca ctgaattgat catgaaagat 10440
ggaagaacac tggtggttcc atgccgagga caggatgaat tggtaggcag agctcgcata 10500
tctccagggg ccggatggaa cgtccgcgac actgcttgtc tggctaagtc ttatgcccag 10560
atgtggctgc ttctgtactt ccacagaaga gacctgcggc tcatggccaa cgccatttgc 10620
tccgctgtcc ctgtgaattg ggtccctacc ggaagaacca cgtggtccat ccatgcagga 10680
ggagagtgga tgacaacaga ggacatgttg gaggtctgga accgtgtttg gatagaggag 10740
aatgaatgga tggaagacaa aaccccagtg gagaaatgga gtgacgtccc atattcagga 10800
aaacgagagg acatctggtg tggcagcctg attggcacaa gagcccgagc cacgtgggca 10860
gaaaacatcc aggtggctat caaccaagtc agagcaatca tcggagatga gaagtatgtg 10920
gattacatga gttcactaaa gagatatgaa gacacaactt tggttgagga cacagtactg 10980
tagatattta atcaattgta aatagacaat ataagtatgc ataaaagtgt agttttatag 11040
tagtatttag tggtgttagt gtaaatagtt aagaaaattt tgaggagaaa gtcaggccgg 11100
gaagttcccg ccaccggaag ttgagtagac ggtgctgcct gcgactcaac cccaggagga 11160
ctgggtgaac aaagccgcga agtgatccat gtaagccctc agaaccgtct cggaaggagg 11220
accccacatg ttgtaacttc aaagcccaat gtcagaccac gctacggcgt gctactctgc 11280
ggagagtgca gtctgcgata gtgccccagg aggactgggt taacaaaggc aaaccaacgc 11340
cccacgcggc cctagccccg gtaatggtgt taaccagggc gaaaggacta gaggttagag 11400
gagaccccgc ggtttaaagt gcacggccca gcctggctga agctgtaggt caggggaagg 11460
actagaggtt agtggagacc ccgtgccaca aaacaccaca acaaaacagc atattgacac 11520
ctgggataga ctaggagatc ttctgctctg cacaaccagc cacacggcac agtgcgccga 11580
caatggtggc tggtggtgcg agaacacagg atctgggtcg gcatggcatc tccacctcct 11640
cgcggtccga cctgggcatc cgaaggagga cgcacgtcca ctcggatggc taagggaggg 11700
cggcggccgc tat 11713
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<400> 2
atgtccaaga agcccggcgg ccccggcaag tcccgcgccg tgaacatgct gaagcgcggc 60
atgccccgcg tgctgtccct gatcggcctg aagcgcgcca tgctgtccct gatcgacggc 120
aagggcccca tccgcttcgt gctggccctg ctggccttct tccgcttcac cgccatcgcc 180
cccacccgcg ccgtgctgga ccgctggcgc ggcgtgaaca agcagaccgc catgaagcac 240
ctgctgtcct tcaagaagga gctgggcacc ctgacctccg ccatcaaccg ccgctcctcc 300
aagcagaaga agcgcggcgg caagaccggc atcgccgtga tgatcggcct gatcgcctcc 360
gtgggcgccg tgaccctgtc caacttccag ggcaaggtga tgatgaccgt gaacgccacc 420
gacgtgaccg acgtgatcac catccccacc gccgccggca agaacctgtg catcgtgcgc 480
gccatggacg tgggctacat gtgcgacgac accatcacct acgagtgccc cgtgctgtcc 540
gccggcaacg accccgagga catcgactgc tggtgcacca agtccgccgt gtacgtgcgc 600
tacggccgct gcaccaagac ccgccactcc cgccgctccc gccgctccct gaccgtgcag 660
acccacggcg agtccaccct ggccaacaag aagggcgcct ggatggacag caccaaggcc 720
acccgctacc tggtgaagac cgagagctgg atcctgcgca accccggcta cgccctggtg 780
gccgccgtga tcggctggat gctgggcagc aacaccatgc agcgcgtggt gttcgtggtg 840
ctgctgctgc tggtggcccc cgcctacagc ttcaactgcc tgggcatgag caaccgcgac 900
ttcctggagg gcgtgagcgg cgccacctgg gtggacctgg tgctggaggg cgacagctgc 960
gtgaccatca tgagcaagga caagcccacc atcgacgtga agatgatgaa catggaggcc 1020
gccaacctgg ccgaggtgcg cagctactgc tacctggcca ccgtgagcga cctgagcacc 1080
aaggccgcct gccccaccat gggcgaggcc cacaacgaca agcgcgccga ccccgccttc 1140
gtgtgccgcc agggcgtggt ggaccgcggc tggggcaacg gctgcggcct gttcggcaag 1200
ggcagcatcg acacctgcgc caagttcgcc tgcagcacca aggccatcgg ccgcaccatc 1260
ctgaaggaga acatcaagta cgaggtggcc atcttcgtgc acggccccac caccgtggag 1320
agccacggca actacagcac ccaggtgggc gccacccagg ccggccgcct gagcatcacc 1380
cccgccgccc ccagctacac cctgaagctg ggcgagtacg gcgaggtgac cgtggactgc 1440
gagccccgca gcggcatcga caccaacgcc tactacgtga tgaccgtggg caccaagacc 1500
ttcctggtgc accgcgagtg gttcatggac ctgaacctgc cctggagcag cgccggcagc 1560
accgtgtggc gcaaccgcga gaccctgatg gagttcgagg agccccacgc caccaagcag 1620
agcgtgatcg ccctgggcag ccaggagggc gccctgcacc aggccctggc cggcgccatc 1680
cccgtggagt tcagcagcaa caccgtgaag ctgaccagcg gccacctgaa gtgccgcgtg 1740
aagatggaga agctgcagct gaagggcacc acctacggcg tgtgcagcaa ggccttcaag 1800
ttcctgggca cccccgccga caccggccac ggcaccgtgg tgctggagct gcagtacacc 1860
ggcaccgacg gcccctgcaa ggtgcccatc agcagcgtgg ccagcctgaa cgacctgacc 1920
cccgtgggcc gcctggtgac cgtgaacccc ttcgtgagcg tggccaccgc caacgccaag 1980
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cagcagatca accaccactg gcacaagagc ggcagcagca tcggcaaggc cttcaccacc 2100
accctgaagg gcgcccagcg cctggccgcc ctgggcgaca ccgcctggga cttcggcagc 2160
gtgggcggcg tgttcaccag cgtgggcaag gccgtgcacc aggtgttcgg cggcgccttc 2220
cgcagcctgt tcggcggcat gagctggatc acccagggcc tgctgggcgc cctgctgctg 2280
tggatgggca tcaacgcccg cgaccgcagc atcgccctga ccttcctggc cgtgggcggc 2340
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1. A restricted replication west nile virus system expressing green fluorescent protein, comprising:
(1) west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid:
the west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid is obtained by cloning a west nile virus genome to the downstream of a promoter of a eukaryotic expression vector pCI-neo, and simultaneously replacing a structural protein C-prM-E sequence in the genome with a green fluorescent protein gene; the nucleotide sequence of the West Nile virus restriction replicon plasmid is shown in SEQ ID NO. 1;
(2) recombinant cell line for stably expressing West Nile virus C-prM-E protein
The recombinant cell line for stably expressing the West Nile virus C-prM-E protein is constructed by the following method:
1) artificially synthesizing an optimized C-prM-E protein expression gene, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the optimized C-prM-E protein expression gene is shown as SEQ ID NO.2, the optimized sequence is named as opti-WNV-CME, and the optimized C-prM-E protein expression gene is amplified by a PCR method after artificial synthesisSequence, and introducing into the 5' end of the PCR productSacI enzyme cutting site, 3' end introductionXhoI, enzyme cutting sites, connecting PCR products after double enzyme cutting with pCAG-neo vectors of the same double enzyme cutting, after connecting products to transform DH5 alpha, selecting recombinant clones, carrying out enzyme cutting and sequencing identification, preparing a large number of plasmids with a kit after obtaining positive clones, named as pCAG-WNV-CME, carrying out linearization with SspI, and freezing and storing at-20 ℃ for later use;
2) BHK-21 cells with good growth state are selected for digestion and passage to a 24-well plate, and when the BHK-21 cells grow to 90% full, the linearized recombinant plasmid pCAG-WNV-CME is used for transfecting the cells to obtain a stably expressed recombinant cell line which stably expresses West Nile virus C-prM-E protein and is named as BWNV-CME.
2. Use of the system of claim 1 to obtain a restricted replication West Nile Virus expressing Green fluorescent protein.
3. A method for obtaining a restricted replication west nile virus expressing green fluorescent protein, comprising the steps of:
DMEM medium containing 10% (v/v) FBS was used as growth medium, 1: 4 subculturing the recombinant cell line stably expressing West Nile Virus C-prM-E protein according to claim 1, and culturing the recombinant cells in logarithmic growth phase at 5X 105And (2) inoculating a 6-well cell culture plate per ml, culturing overnight, adding the west nile virus restriction replicon plasmid of claim 1 into Opti-MEM to prepare a DNA diluent, adding 200 μ l of Opti-MEM into every 3 μ g of the plasmid, adding 20 μ l X-treme HP transfection reagent, standing at room temperature for 15min, dropwise adding the DNA transfection reagent compound into a culture solution containing recombinant cells stably expressing the west nile virus C-prM-E protein, observing fluorescence after 72h, collecting supernatant, centrifuging, filtering, and storing at-80 ℃ for later use.
4. A restricted replicating West Nile Virus expressing Green fluorescent protein obtained according to the method of claim 3.
5. The use of the limited replication West Nile virus expressing Green fluorescent protein of claim 4 in the preparation of West Nile virus neutralizing antibody detection reagent and in the screening of anti-West Nile virus drugs.
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