CN112725370B - PRRSV ORF5 fusion gene DNA vaccine and preparation method thereof - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a PRRSV ORF5 fusion gene DNA vaccine and a preparation method thereof. Belongs to the field of biotechnology. The invention utilizes the DNA shuffling technology to carry out in-vitro mutation recombination on PRRSV ORF5 genes of 4 lineages, and two recombinant plasmids PCA-delta ORF5-8 and PCA-delta ORF5-46 are screened, so that a neutralizing antibody can be generated more effectively, and a foundation is laid for further research and development of safe and effective PRRSV DNA vaccines.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of biology, in particular to a PRRSV ORF5 fusion gene DNA vaccine and a preparation method thereof.
Background
Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) is a highly contagious disease caused by Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus (PRRSV), has spread to most swine-breeding countries, becomes a global viral infectious disease of pigs, and causes huge economic losses in all countries of the world. At present, based on the Type 2PRRSV classification system, the epidemic strains in China are divided into four pedigrees: pedigree 1(NADC30-like), pedigree 3 (QYYYZ-like), pedigree 5 subline 5.1(VR2332-like) and pedigree 8 subline 8.7(JXA1-like and CH-1a), and the strain sequences of the various pedigrees have large differences, wherein HP-PRRSV in the pedigree 8 subline 8.7 and the NADC30-like strains in the pedigree 1 are the dominant strains of the epidemic strains in China. Particularly, the similar NADC30PRRSV which appears in 2012 domestically has high genome variation among strains, is easy to recombine with other strains including vaccine strains, so that the commercialized vaccine cannot provide good immune protection for the strains, and brings serious challenges to the pig industry in China.
The study shows that GP5 encoded by ORF5 is the most main protective antigen of PRRSV and can induce organism to generate neutralizing antibody. In addition, after the PRRSV invades the organism, a neutralizing antibody aiming at GP5 protein is mainly generated, so that GP5 protein becomes the first choice protein for developing a novel vaccine.
In conclusion, how to provide a PRRSV vaccine is a problem that needs to be solved urgently by those skilled in the art.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the invention utilizes the DNA shuffling technology to carry out in vitro mutation recombination on PRRSV ORF5 genes of 4 lineages, screens two recombinant plasmids PCA-delta ORF5-8 and PCA-delta ORF5-46, and prepares the porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome vaccine by using the two recombinant plasmids.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a PRRSV ORF5 fusion gene, which contains partial ORF5 genes of 4 lineages at the same time;
the 4 lineages are lineage 1, lineage 3, lineage 5 subline 5.1, and lineage 8 subline 8.7.
Further, the nucleotide sequence is as follows:
ΔORF5-8:AACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAGTTGATTTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGACTGGCTGGACAAAAAATTTGATTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTCGTCATCTTCCCTGTATTGACTCACATAGTCTCTTACGGCGCCCTCACCACTAGTCATTTTCTTGACACGGTCGGCCTGGCCACTGTGTCTACCGCCGGTTATTATCATGGGCGGTATGTGTTGAGTAGTATTTACGCTGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTGGTTTGCTTCGCCATTAGGTTGGCGAAAAATTGCATGTCCTGGCGTTACTCATGCACCAGATATACTAATTTTCTCCTGGATACTAAGGGCACACTCTACCGCTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATTGAGAAAGGGGGTAAAGTTGATGTCGGGGGTCATTTAATCGACCTCAAAAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT;SEQ ID No.1;
or Δ ORF 5-46: AACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAGTTGATCTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGGCACAAAAATTTGACTGGGCGGTGGAGATTTTTGTCATCTTCCCCGTGTTGACCCACATTGTTTCCTATGGGGCACTCACCACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTTGGTCTGGCCACTGTGTCCACTGCCGGATATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTCTTGAGTAGCATTTACGCAGTCTGTGCTCTGGCAGCGCTGATTTGCTTTGTCATTAGGCTTGCGAAGAACTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCTTGTACCAGATATACCAACTTTCTTCTGGACACTAAGGGCAAAATCTATCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGAGGGTAAAGTTGAGGTCGGTGGCCATCTCATTGACCTCAGGAGAGTCGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT, respectively; SEQ ID No. 2.
Further, the amino acid sequence encoded by Δ ORF5-8 is as follows:
NSSSNLQLIYNLTICELNGTDWLDKKFDWAVETFVIFPVLTHIVSYGALTTSHFLDTVGLATVSTAGYYHGRYVLSSIYAVCALAALVCFAIRLAKNCMSWRYSCTRYTNFLLDTKGTLYRWRSPVIIEKGGKVDVGGHLIDLKRVVLDGSAATP;SEQ ID No.3;
the amino acid sequence encoded by Δ ORF5-46 is as follows:
NSSSNLQLIYNLTICELNGTDWLAQKFDWAVEIFVIFPVLTHIVSYGALTTSHFLDTVGLATVSTAGYYHGRYVLSSIYAVCALAALICFVIRLAKNCMSWRYSCTRYTNFLLDTKGKIYRWRSPVIIEKEGKVEVGGHLIDLRRVVLDGSAATP;SEQ ID No.4。
a porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome vaccine containing the fusion gene.
Further, a eukaryotic expression vector, PCAGGS-HA, was used for construction.
According to the technical scheme, compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects: the DNA shuffling technology can enable the gene to be recombined at a molecular level, thereby screening out a mutant which has expected multiple parent genes. The invention utilizes the DNA shuffling technology to carry out in vitro mutation recombination on PRRSV ORF5 genes of 4 lineages and screen two recombinant plasmids PCA-delta ORF5-8 and PCA-delta ORF5-46, thereby being capable of more effectively generating neutralizing antibodies and laying a foundation for further developing safe and effective PRRSV DNA vaccines.
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FIG. 1 is a graph showing the results of indirect immunofluorescence assay of protein expression in MARC-145 cells using recombinant plasmids according to example 3 of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a drawing showing the results of the WesternBlot assay for protein expression in MARC-145 cells by recombinant plasmids in example 3 of the present invention, wherein 1 represents. DELTA. ORF5-8, and 2 represents. DELTA. ORF 5-46;
FIG. 3 is the result of GP5 protein detection in the serum of mouse in example 4 of the present invention.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The experimental materials required in the examples of the present invention are as follows:
the PCAGGS-HA (PCA-HA) vector plasmid is purchased from Hunan Fenghui Biotech Co., Ltd;
mouse anti-HA protein antibodies were purchased from Beijing-Qiao Shenzhou technologies, Inc.;
the Lp8000 transfection kit and the ECL hypersensitive luminescence kit are purchased from Biyuntian biotechnology limited company;
the PCA-ORF5-MLV (ORF5 gene from vaccine) plasmid is provided by livestock infectious disease prevention and treatment and biotechnology key laboratory in Fujian province;
the endotoxin-free large quality-improving particle kit is purchased from OMEGA company;
the mouse interleukin-4 and interferon-gamma ELISA kit is purchased from West pool science and technology limited company;
mouse PRRSV GP5 protein (PRRSV-GP5) ELISA kits were purchased from shanghai luyu biotechnology limited;
cell Counting kit (cck8) was purchased from Bilun sky Biotechnology, Inc.
Other biochemical reagents are all domestic analytical pure products.
8 PRRSV FJ-Chen, FJ-Huang and FJ-Yang (lineage 1), FJ-Deng and FJ-Liu (lineage 3 strain), FJ-Wang (lineage 5 subline 5.1 strain), FJ-Qiu and FJ-Fu (lineage 8 subline 8.7 strain) of different lineages, and Marc-145 cells used in the study were provided by livestock infectious disease control and biotechnology focus laboratories of Fujian province.
PMD-19T vector was purchased from Takara, PRRSV N protein monoclonal antibody (MAb) from Xiamen Ruibetai Biomedicine, Inc., FITC-labeled goat anti-mouse IgG from Biyunnan Biotechnology, Inc.
The unrecited experimental method is a conventional experimental method, and is not described in detail herein.
Example 1 construction of recombinant plasmid by DNA shuffling technology, screening of recombinant plasmid
(1) Viral RNAs were extracted from FJ-Chen (lineage 1), FJ-Huang (lineage 1), FJ-Yang (lineage 1), FJ-Deng (lineage 3), FJ-Liu (lineage 3), FJ-Wang (lineage 5 subline 5.1), FJ-Qiu (lineage 8 subline 8.7) and FJ-Fu (lineage 8 subline 8.7), and the ORF5 gene was amplified. The nucleotide sequence is as follows:
FJ-Chen:GACAGCAGCTCCCATTTACAGTTGATCTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTTGACAAGAAATTTGACTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTCGTCATCTTCCCTGTGCTTACCCATATTGTCTCTTACGGTGCCCTCACCACCAGCCATTTTCTTGACACGGTCGGCCTGATCACTGTGTCCACCGCCGGTTATTATCATGGGCGGTATGTTTTGAGTAGCATCTACGCTGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTTGTTTGCTTCACCATTAGGTTGGCTAAAAATTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCATGCACCAGATATACTAATTTTCTTCTGGATACTAAGGGTAAACTCTATCGCTGGCGGTCATCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGGGGGTAAAGTTGATGTTGGGGGTCATTTAATCGACCTCAAGAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCAACCCCT;SEQ ID No.5;
FJ-Huang:GACAGCAGCTCCCACTTACAATTGATTTATAACCTAACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGAACAAAAAATTTGACTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTCGTTATTTTCCCTGTGTTGACTCATATTGTCTCTTACGGCGCCCTCACCACTAGCCATTTTCTTGACACGGTTGGCCTGATCACTGTATCCACCGCCGGTTACTATCGTGGGCGGTATGTATTGAGTAGCATCTACGCTGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTTGTTTGCTTCGCCATTAGGTTGGCAAAAAATTGTGTGTCCTGGCGCTACTCATGCACCAGATATACCAATTTTCTTCTGGATACTAAGGGCAAGCTATATCGCTGGCAGTCATCCGTCATCATAGAGAAGGGGGGCAAAGTTGATGTGGGGGGTCATTTAATCGACCTCAAGAGAGTCGTGCTTGATGGTTCTGCGGCAACCCCT;SEQ ID No.6;
FJ-Yang:AACAGCAGCTCCCACTTACAGTCGATTTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGAACAAAAATTTTGACTGGGCAGTAGAGACTTTCGTTATTTTTCCTGTGCTGACTCATATTGTCTCTTACGGCGCCCTCACCACTAGCCATTTTCTTGACACAATCGGCTTGATCACTGTGTCCACCGCCGGTTATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTATTGAGTAGCATCTACGCTGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTCGTTTGCTTCGCCATTAGGTTGGCAAAAAATTGTATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCATGCACCAGATATACCAATTTTCTTCTGGATACCAAGGGCAAACTCTATCGCTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGGGGGCAAAGTTGATGTTGGGGGTCATTTAATCGACCTCAAGAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCAACCCCT;SEQ ID No.7;
FJ-Deng:AACAGCAGCTCTTATTCGCAGTTGATTTATAACCTAACGCTATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGAGTGGCTGGCCACTAGATTTGATTGGGCAGTGGAATGTTTTGTCATCTTTCCCGTGTTGACTCACATCATCTCCTACGGTGCCCTCACTACCAGCCATTTTCTTGACACAATTAGCCTGGTCACTGTATCCACCGCCGGGTATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTTTTGAGTAGTATCTACGCAGTCTGTGCTTTTGCTGCGTTAATCTGCTTTGTCATTAGGTTGGCGAAGAATTGCATGTCTTGGCGCTGCTCATGTACCAGGTATACTAATTTTCTTCTTGATACTAAGGGCAAAATCTATCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGAGGGTAAAGTTGAGGTCGGTGGCCATCTCATTGACCTCAAGAGAGTCGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCAACCCTT;SEQ ID No.8;
FJ-Liu:AACAGCAGCTCTTATTCGCAGTTGATTTATAACCTAACGCTATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGAGTGGCTGGCCACTAGATTTGATTGGGCAGTGGAATGTTTTGTCATCTTTCCCGTGTTGACTCACATCATCTCCTACGGTGCCCTCACTACCAGCCATTTTCTTGACACAGTTAGCCTGGTCACTGTATCCACCGCCGGGTATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTTTTGAGTAGTATCTACGCAGTCTGTGCTTTTGCTGCGTTAATCTGCTTTGTCATTAGGTTGGCGAAGAATTGCATGTCTTGGCGCTACTCATGTACCAGGTATACTAATTTTCTTCTTGATACTAAGGGCAAAATCTATCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGAGGGTAAAGTTGAGGTCGGTGGCCATCTCATTGACCTCAAGAGAGTCGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCAACCCTT;SEQ ID No.9;
FJ-Wang:GACAGCAGCTCCCATCTACAGCTGATTTACAACTTGACGCTATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTAGCTAACAAATTTGATTGGGCAGTGGAGAGTTTTGTCATCTTTCCCGTTTTGACTCACATTGTCTCCTATGGTGCCCTCACTACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTCGCTTTAGTCACTGTGTCTACCGCCGGGTTTGTTCACGGGCGGTATGTCCTAAGTAGCATCTACGCGGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTGACTTGCTTCGTCATTAGGTTTGCAAAGAATTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACGCGTGTACCAGATATACCAACTTTCTTCTGGACACTAAGGGCGGACTCTATCGTTGGCGGTCGCCTGTCATCATAGAGAAAAGGGGCAAAGTTGAGGTCGAAGGTCATCTGATCGACCTCAAAAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGTGGCAACCCCT;SEQ ID No.10;
FJ-Qiu:GACAACAGCTCTCATATTCAGTTGATTTATAACTTAACGTTATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGGCACAAAAATTTGACTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTTGTCATCTTCCCCGTGTTGACTCACATTGTTTCCTATGGGGCACTCACCACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTTGGTCTGGCCACTGTGTCCACCGCCGGATATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTCTTGAGTAGCATTTACGCAGTCTGTGCTCTGGCTGCGCTGATTTGCTTTGTCATTAGGCTTGCGAAGAACTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCTTGTACCAGATATACCAACTTCCTTCTGGACACTAAGGGCAGACTCTATCGTTGGCGGTCGCCCGTCATTGTGGAGAAAGGGGGTAAGGTTGAGGTCGAAGGTCACCTGATCGACCTCAAGAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCAACCCCT;SEQ ID No.11;
FJ-Fu:AACCACAGCTCTCATATTCAGTTGATTTATAACTTAACGCTATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGGCACAAAAATTTGACTGGGCAGTGGAGATTTTTGTCATCTTCCCCGTGTTGACTCACATTGTTTCCTATGGGGCACTCACCACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTTGGTCTGGCCACTGTGTCCACCGCCGGATATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTCTTGAGTAGCATTTACGCAGTCTGTGCTCTGGCAGCGCTGATTTGCTTTGTCATTAGGCTTGCGAAGAACTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCTTGTACCAGATATACCAACTTCCTTCTGGACACTAAGGGCAGACTTTATCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATTGTGGAGAAAGGGGGTAAGGTTGAGGTCGAAGGTCACCTGATCGACCTCAAGAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCAACCCCT;SEQ ID No.12。
(2) DNA shuffling technique:
(21) PCR amplification was performed using the selected ORF5 gene of each group as a template, PCR products were analyzed by 1% gel electrophoresis, a band of interest was cut, and the DNA was recovered using a DNA purification recovery kit.
(22) And carrying out enzyme digestion on the recovered PCR product.
(23) Analyzing the enzyme digestion product by gel electrophoresis, observing a target band after enzyme digestion under an ultraviolet lamp of a gel imaging system, cutting the target band, and recovering by using a DNA purification recovery kit.
(24) Primer-free amplification of fragmented genes: and carrying out PCR amplification by taking the mixed segmented DNA as a template and a primer, analyzing a PCR product by gel electrophoresis, cutting a target band under an ultraviolet lamp of a gel imaging system, and recovering by using a DNA purification recovery kit.
(25) Amplification with primers: using the recovered product of the primer-free amplified fragment as a template, carrying out PCR amplification by using a specific primer, configuring 1% agarose gel for analyzing the PCR product, and recovering by using a DNA purification recovery kit. The specific primer sequences are as follows:
P1:CCGGAATTCATGAACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAG;SEQ ID No.13;P2:CCGCTCGAGTTAAGGGGTAGCCGCGGAACCAT;SEQ ID No.14。
(3) and (3) connecting the PCR product recovered and purified in the step (25) to a PMD-19T vector for transformation, selecting 200 bacterial liquids containing recombinant plasmids, sending the bacterial liquids to Beijing Rui Boxing biological limited company for sequencing, analyzing the sequencing result by using DNAstar and MEGA 6.0 software for nucleotide and amino acid, and finally screening 2 fusion genes which simultaneously contain partial ORF5 genes of 4 pedigrees and are named as delta ORF5-8 and delta ORF 5-46.
The nucleotide sequence of Δ ORF5-8 is as follows:
AACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAGTTGATTTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGACTGGCTGGACAAAAAATTTGATTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTCGTCATCTTCCCTGTATTGACTCACATAGTCTCTTACGGCGCCCTCACCACTAGTCATTTTCTTGACACGGTCGGCCTGGCCACTGTGTCTACCGCCGGTTATTATCATGGGCGGTATGTGTTGAGTAGTATTTACGCTGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTGGTTTGCTTCGCCATTAGGTTGGCGAAAAATTGCATGTCCTGGCGTTACTCATGCACCAGATATACTAATTTTCTCCTGGATACTAAGGGCACACTCTACCGCTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATTGAGAAAGGGGGTAAAGTTGATGTCGGGGGTCATTTAATCGACCTCAAAAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT;SEQ ID No.1。
the amino acid sequence encoded by Δ ORF5-8 is as follows:
NSSSNLQLIYNLTICELNGTDWLDKKFDWAVETFVIFPVLTHIVSYGALTTSHFLDTVGLATVSTAGYYHGRYVLSSIYAVCALAALVCFAIRLAKNCMSWRYSCTRYTNFLLDTKGTLYRWRSPVIIEKGGKVDVGGHLIDLKRVVLDGSAATP;SEQ ID No.3。
the nucleotide sequence of Δ ORF5-46 is as follows:
AACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAGTTGATCTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGGCACAAAAATTTGACTGGGCGGTGGAGATTTTTGTCATCTTCCCCGTGTTGACCCACATTGTTTCCTATGGGGCACTCACCACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTTGGTCTGGCCACTGTGTCCACTGCCGGATATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTCTTGAGTAGCATTTACGCAGTCTGTGCTCTGGCAGCGCTGATTTGCTTTGTCATTAGGCTTGCGAAGAACTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCTTGTACCAGATATACCAACTTTCTTCTGGACACTAAGGGCAAAATCTATCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGAGGGTAAAGTTGAGGTCGGTGGCCATCTCATTGACCTCAGGAGAGTCGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT;SEQ ID No.2。
the amino acid sequence encoded by Δ ORF5-46 is as follows:
NSSSNLQLIYNLTICELNGTDWLAQKFDWAVEIFVIFPVLTHIVSYGALTTSHFLDTVGLATVSTAGYYHGRYVLSSIYAVCALAALICFVIRLAKNCMSWRYSCTRYTNFLLDTKGKIYRWRSPVIIEKEGKVEVGGHLIDLRRVVLDGSAATP;SEQ ID No.4。
EXAMPLE 2 construction and transfection of recombinant plasmids
The fusion genes (delta ORF5-8 and delta ORF5-46) selected in example 1 and the eukaryotic expression vector PCAGGS-HA were digested with BamHI and XhoI, respectively, and ligated and transformed. Selecting positive bacteria liquid, sending to Beijing Rui Boxing biological limited company for sequencing, and adopting DNA star software to compare and analyze sequencing results. PCA-. DELTA.ORF 5-8 and PCA-. DELTA.ORF 5-46 were obtained.
MARC-145 cells were plated evenly on 6-well fine-pored cell culture plates at 37 ℃ with 5% CO one day prior to transfection experiments 2 Culturing, and when the cells grow to about 80%, performing transfection according to the operation instruction of a kit (Lp8000 transfection kit).
Example 3 Indirect immunofluorescence and Western Blot detection
MARC-145 cells (1 cell slide per well) in 6-well transfected culture plates of example 2 were cultured for 48h and fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde, primary antibodies (PRRSV protein monoclonal antibody (MAb) (1:800 fold dilution), incubated at 37 ℃ for 1h, FITC-labeled goat anti-mouse IgG (1:1600 fold dilution) as secondary antibodies, washed with PBS, mounted on neutral resin, air dried, observed under a confocal laser microscope and photographed. The results are shown in FIG. 1. The results show that the transfected recombinant plasmid can detect specific green fluorescence in MARC-145 cells, and normal control cells have no specific fluorescence.
At the same time, MARC-145 cells transfected for 48h were sampled, RIPA protein lysate was added to dissolve the cell membrane, SDS-PAGE was performed and membrane-converted, and Western Blot detection was performed using mouse anti-HA protein antibody (diluted 1:800 fold) as the primary antibody and FITC-labeled goat anti-mouse IgG as the secondary antibody (diluted 1:1600 fold). The results are shown in FIG. 2. A sample of MARC-145 cells transfected with recombinant plasmids showed a band of interest at 17kDa, indicating that the two recombinant plasmids PCA- Δ ORF5-8 and PCA- Δ ORF5-46 were efficiently expressed in MARC-145.
Example 4 mouse immunization experiment
Plasmids used as vaccine for immunizing mice are extracted by an endotoxin-free large quality-improving particle kit. 56 female BALB/c mice 6-8 weeks old were randomly divided into 7 groups of 8 mice each, the first group was PBS blank control group, the second group was PCAGGS-HA empty vector group, the third group was attenuated vaccine group, the fourth group was PCA-ORF5-MLV (ORF5 gene from MLV vaccine) group, the fifth group was PCA- Δ ORF5-8 group, the sixth group was PCA- Δ ORF5-46 group, and the seventh group was PCA- Δ 2ORF5 (containing pedigree 1, 5 and 8 partial strain sequences). The PCA-ORF5-MLV group, PCA-Delta ORF5-8 group, PCA-Delta ORF5-46 group, PCA-Delta 2ORF5 group and PCAGGS-HA empty vector group each group immunized with 100. mu.g of endotoxin-free recombinant plasmid per medial thigh muscle of mice, PBS blank control group immunized with 100. mu.L of PBS per medial thigh muscle of mice, and attenuated vaccine group immunized with 100. mu.L of attenuated vaccine per medial thigh muscle of mice, all immunized 3 times with 14 days interval.
Wherein the nucleotide sequence of Δ 2ORF5 is as follows:
AACAGCAGCTCAcATTTACAGTTGATTTATAACTTGACGCTATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGGCACAAAATTTTGACTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTTGTCATCTTCCCCGTTTTGACTCACAtTGTTTCCTATGGGGCACTCACCACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTTGGTCTGatcACTGTGTCCACCGCCGGATATTATCACaGGCGGTATGTCTTGAGTAGCATTTACGCAGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTGaCTTGCTTCGCCATTAGGTTGGTGAAAAATTGTATgTCCTGGCGCTACTCATGCACTAGATACACTAATTTTCTTCTGGATACTAAGGGCAAACTCTACCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAGGGGGGTAAGGTTGAgGTTGAGGGTCATTTAATTGACCTCAAGAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT;SEQ ID No.15。
after two weeks (42d) and two weeks (56d) after the second immunization, whole blood of the mice is collected, and after serum is separated out, the GP5 protein antibody in the serum of the mice is detected by using an ELISA kit of PRRSV GP5 protein (PRRSV-GP 5). The results are shown in FIG. 3.
The results show that the PCA-delta ORF5-8, PCA-delta ORF5-46, PCA-ORF5-MLV, PCA-delta 2ORF5 and the attenuated vaccine can significantly enhance the level of specific antibodies induced in immunized mice (P <0.01) compared with the PCAGGS-HA empty vector group and the PBS blank control group. The PCA- Δ ORF5-46 group produced higher levels of GP5 antibody at 56d than the attenuated vaccine MLV group but less than the PCA-ORF5-MLV group compared to 42 d. The two recombinant DNA vaccines PCA-delta ORF5-8 and PCA-delta ORF5-46 are shown to stimulate the body to produce specific antibodies.
Example 5 serum neutralization assay
Mice were immunized as in example 4, and the experiment was carried out 14 days after the third immunization.
After inactivation of the collected murine sera, a fold-wise dilution was performed in combination with equal volumes of the FJ-Yang (lineage 1), FJ-Liu (lineage 3), FJ-Wang (lineage 5) and FJ-Fu (lineage 8.7) strains of 100TCID50, respectively, for seroneutralization experiments.
The neutralizing capacity of the immune mouse serum against PRRSV of different lineages was further evaluated by a method of fixing virus and diluting blood, and the results are shown in Table 1. 14 days after the third immunization, the sera of mice in the PCA-delta ORF5-46 group all produced higher levels of specific neutralizing antibodies against 4 different lineage strains, the average titer of neutralizing antibodies produced by FJ-Chen for lineage 1 was 12, the average titer of neutralizing antibodies produced by FJ-Liu for lineage 3 and FJ-Wang for lineage 5 was 11, and the average titer of neutralizing antibodies produced by FJ-Fu for lineage 8 was 16; the sera of mice in the PCA-delta ORF5-8 group were able to produce higher levels of specific neutralizing antibody titers against lineage 1, 3, and 8 representative strains, the mean titer of neutralizing antibodies produced by strain FJ-Chen was 16 for lineage 1, the mean titer of neutralizing antibodies produced by strain FJ-Liu was 10 for lineage 3, and the mean titer of neutralizing antibodies produced by strain FJ-Fu was 12 for lineage 8; while the serum of mice in the PCA-ORF5-MLV group represented high specific neutralizing antibodies produced by the strains to pedigrees 5 and 8 with average titers of 17 and 11, respectively, the serum of mice in the PCA-Delta 2ORF5 group represented high specific neutralizing antibodies produced by the strains to pedigrees 5 and 8 with average titers of 10 and 11, respectively, and the control group of immune vehicle and PBS failed to produce neutralizing antibodies, these results indicate that the PCA-Delta ORF5-8 and PCA-Delta ORF5-46 can induce the body to produce more effective neutralizing antibodies, especially for the newly circulating pedigree 1 and pedigree 3 strains.
TABLE 1 mouse serum neutralization assay
Note: "-" indicates no result.
The embodiments in the present description are described in a progressive manner, each embodiment focuses on differences from other embodiments, and the same and similar parts among the embodiments are referred to each other.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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Claims (4)
1. A PRRSV ORF5 fusion gene, which is characterized in that the fusion gene simultaneously contains partial ORF5 genes of 4 lineages;
the 4 lineages are lineage 1, lineage 3, lineage 5 subline 5.1, and lineage 8 subline 8.7;
the nucleotide sequence is as follows:
ΔORF5-8:AACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAGTTGATTTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGACTGGCTGGACAAAAAATTTGATTGGGCAGTGGAGACTTTCGTCATCTTCCCTGTATTGACTCACATAGTCTCTTACGGCGCCCTCACCACTAGTCATTTTCTTGACACGGTCGGCCTGGCCACTGTGTCTACCGCCGGTTATTATCATGGGCGGTATGTGTTGAGTAGTATTTACGCTGTCTGTGCCCTGGCTGCGTTGGTTTGCTTCGCCATTAGGTTGGCGAAAAATTGCATGTCCTGGCGTTACTCATGCACCAGATATACTAATTTTCTCCTGGATACTAAGGGCACACTCTACCGCTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATTGAGAAAGGGGGTAAAGTTGATGTCGGGGGTCATTTAATCGACCTCAAAAGAGTTGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT;SEQ ID No.1;
or Δ ORF 5-46: AACAGCAGCTCAAATTTACAGTTGATCTATAACCTGACGATATGTGAGCTGAATGGCACAGATTGGCTGGCACAAAAATTTGACTGGGCGGTGGAGATTTTTGTCATCTTCCCCGTGTTGACCCACATTGTTTCCTATGGGGCACTCACCACCAGCCATTTCCTTGACACAGTTGGTCTGGCCACTGTGTCCACTGCCGGATATTATCACGGGCGGTATGTCTTGAGTAGCATTTACGCAGTCTGTGCTCTGGCAGCGCTGATTTGCTTTGTCATTAGGCTTGCGAAGAACTGCATGTCCTGGCGCTACTCTTGTACCAGATATACCAACTTTCTTCTGGACACTAAGGGCAAAATCTATCGTTGGCGGTCACCCGTCATCATAGAGAAAGAGGGTAAAGTTGAGGTCGGTGGCCATCTCATTGACCTCAGGAGAGTCGTGCTTGATGGTTCCGCGGCTACCCCT, respectively; SEQ ID No. 2.
2. The PRRSV ORF5 fusion gene of claim 1, wherein Δ ORF5-8 encodes the amino acid sequence:
NSSSNLQLIYNLTICELNGTDWLDKKFDWAVETFVIFPVLTHIVSYGALTTSHFLDTVGLATVSTAGYYHGRYVLSSIYAVCALAALVCFAIRLAKNCMSWRYSCTRYTNFLLDTKGTLYRWRSPVIIEKGGKVDVGGHLIDLKRVVLDGSAATP;SEQ ID No.3;
the amino acid sequence encoded by Δ ORF5-46 is as follows:
NSSSNLQLIYNLTICELNGTDWLAQKFDWAVEIFVIFPVLTHIVSYGALTTSHFLDTVGLATVSTAGYYHGRYVLSSIYAVCALAALICFVIRLAKNCMSWRYSCTRYTNFLLDTKGKIYRWRSPVIIEKEGKVEVGGHLIDLRRVVLDGSAATP;SEQ ID No.4。
3. a porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome vaccine comprising the fusion gene of any one of claims 1 to 2.
4. The porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome vaccine of claim 3, constructed using the eukaryotic expression vector PCAGGS-HA.
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