WO2002086119A1 - Ver a soie transforme produisant du collagene humain - Google Patents
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- the invention of this application relates to a transgenic silkworm that produces recombinant human collagen. More specifically, the invention of this application relates to a transgenic silkworm that produces recombinant human collagen, a recombinant vector for producing the transgenic silkworm, and a method for producing recombinant human collagen. Things.
- Collagen is a typical protein that constitutes the extracellular matrix.It provides various functions that control cell growth, differentiation, migration, etc. Has physiological functions. Therefore, collagen is used as a biomaterial for repairing biological damage ( ⁇ Surg. Res. 10: 485-491, 1970) and as a carrier for the sustained release of certain drugs ( ⁇ Controlled Release 33: 307). -315, 1995), widely used in the medical field. However, most of the collagen currently used is derived from animal tissues such as pigs, and it is known that if these collagens are transplanted into humans, about 3% of patients will have an allergic reaction. (J. Immunol. 136: 877-882, 1986; Biomaterials 11: 176-180, 1990).
- a method for producing human collagen using mammalian cells or yeast has been devised (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-501937).
- methods for producing recombinant human collagen include methods using insect cells, mammalian cells, yeast, and the like.However, methods using insect cells or mammalian cells are used in the medical field. It is difficult to increase production to the extent possible.
- purification of recombinant human collagen is not always easy because a recombinant product is produced in the cells.
- the invention of this application has been made in view of the following circumstances, and solves the problems of the conventional technology, and provides a recombinant human collagen having both high productivity and easy purification. The task is to provide a production method and genetic engineering materials for it.
- the first invention of this application has a polynucleotide encoding human collagen in genomic DNA, and produces recombinant human collagen as a part of a protein in a cocoon or silk gland.
- Transgenic silkworm The second invention of this application is to provide a polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide encoding a fusion protein of human collagen and silkworm in genomic DNA, wherein the fusion protein is a protein of cocoon or silk gland. It is a transgenic silkworm produced as a part.
- These transformed silkworms according to the first and second inventions include silkworm adults, larvae, Includes pupae and eggs.
- the transgenic silkworms of the first and second inventions have a polynucleotide encoding at least one of proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit and ⁇ -subunit in genomic DNA.
- the third invention of this application is characterized by isolating and purifying recombinant human collagen from the cocoon or silk gland of the transgenic silkworm of the first invention. Is the way.
- a fourth invention of this application is to isolate a fusion protein of collagen and silkworm silk protein from the cocoon or silk gland of the transformed silkworm of the second invention, and to obtain a recombinant human protein from this fusion protein. This is a method for producing recombinant human collagen, which comprises separating and purifying collagen.
- the fifth invention of this application is a fusion protein of the recombinant human collagen and silkworm silk protein produced by the transformed silkworm of the second invention.
- the sixth invention of this application is a targeting vector derived from Autographs californica nucleopolyhedrovirus. This vector homologously recombines a polynucleotide encoding human collagen with an arbitrary region of the silkworm genome, Used to create transgenic silkworms that produce human and collagen.
- polynucleotide encoding human 'collagen is a human nucleic acid molecule that expresses collagen, and human genomic DNA, mRNA transcribed from genomic DNA, mRNA And cDNA synthesized from the same.
- One embodiment of the targeting vector of the sixth aspect of the present invention is as follows: a genome encoding silkworm silk protein is added to both ends of a polynucleotide encoding human; It has a DNA sequence homologous to any region of DNA (silkworm silk protein gene). This targeting vector homologously recombines the polynucleotide encoding human collagen downstream of the (ie, endogenous) expression control sequence (promoter Z promoter sequence) of the silk protein gene of the silkworm genome. .
- Another embodiment of the targeting vector of the sixth invention is that the human-collagen expression cassette has, at both ends thereof, a DNA sequence homologous to an arbitrary region of silkworm genomic DNA.
- This targeting vector homologously recombines the human / collagen expression cassette into any region of the silkworm genome.
- the “expression cassette” refers to a fusion polynucleotide in which a polynucleotide encoding human collagen is linked under the control of the expression control sequence of the silkworm silk protein gene.
- the seventh invention of this application is directed to an autographa californica nucleopolyhedrovirus for homologous recombination of a polynucleotide encoding at least one of proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit and ⁇ -subunit with an arbitrary region of a silkworm genome. It is a targeting vector derived from Yuichi.
- the eighth invention of this application is a recombinant plasmid vector having a human / collagen expression cassette in a region sandwiched between a pair of inverted repeat sequences of an insect DMA-type transposon.
- the ninth invention of this application is directed to a polynucleotide encoding at least one of proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit and ⁇ -subunit in a region sandwiched between a pair of inverted repeats of an insect DNA-type transposon.
- a recombinant plasmid vector having The tenth invention of this application is a recombinant plasmid vector comprising the recombinant plasmid vector of the eighth invention and a polynucleotide encoding the transposase of transposon.
- This is a vector set consisting of a plasmid vector.
- the eleventh invention of this application is a vector set comprising the recombinant plasmid vector of the ninth invention and a recombinant plasmid vector having a polynucleotide encoding a transposase of transposon.
- a transgenic silkworm producing human collagen in which proline has been oxidized is produced.
- the twelfth invention of this application is a polynucleotide encoding a silkworm proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2, and specifically, a DNA fragment having the base sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1. It is.
- the polynucleotide encoding proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit is at least a coding region of a DNA fragment having the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1.
- the human collagen expression cassette is a fusion polynucleotide in which a human-collagen-encoding polynucleotide is linked under the control of the expression control sequence of the silkworm silk protein gene;
- a preferred embodiment is a fusion polynucleotide in which a polynucleotide encoding a silkworm silk protein and a polynucleotide encoding human collagen are linked under the control of an expression control sequence.
- FIG. 1 is a restriction map of the translana vector pMOSRA-1
- FIG. 2 is a restriction map of the minicollagen genes (pMOSRA-4B, pOSRA-5, and pOSRA-6) integrated in the piggyBac plasmid vector.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an electrophoresis image of an amplified product obtained by performing PCR using genomic DNA extracted from a positive F1 silkworm adult as ⁇ type. 1 and 2 represent the numbers of the positive silkworms. Lane M is a 100 bp ladder marker.
- FIG. 1 is a restriction map of the translana vector pMOSRA-1
- FIG. 2 is a restriction map of the minicollagen genes (pMOSRA-4B, pOSRA-5, and pOSRA-6) integrated in the piggyBac plasmid vector.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an electrophoresis image of an amplified product obtained by performing PCR using genomic DNA extracted from a positive F1 silk
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an electrophoresis image of an amplification product obtained by performing RT-PCR using RNA extracted from the silk gland of a fifth-instar larva of a positive F1 silkworm.
- Lanes 1 and 2 the RT-PCR product of the positive silkworm was electrophoresed, and in Lane C, the RT-PCR product of the wild type silkworm was electrophoresed.
- Lane M is 100bp ladder power.
- collagen is a trimer molecule formed from three subunits ( ⁇ chains), and is characterized by having a triple helical structure within the molecule.
- Some collagen is first synthesized as a precursor, procollagen, and then converted to mature collagen molecules.
- fibrillar collagen such as collagen type I and type III has a non-triple helix aminopropeptide and a carboxyl propeptide at the amino terminal and carboxyl terminal sides of its triple helix region. It is synthesized as collagen and becomes mature collagen after both propeptides are cleaved by specific proteases.
- Collagen undergoes various post-translational modifications during its biosynthesis, including proline hydroxylation, lysine hydroxylation, and lysine and hydroxylated lysine oxidation (aldehyde conversion).
- proline hydroxylation by proline hydroxylase Is very important in achieving stability at physiological temperatures.
- the human collagen targeted by the invention of this application is all collagens including type I to type XIX collagen, and also includes partial amino acid sequences of these collagens. Also included are those in which a part of the amino acid sequence of these collagens has been modified, and those in which an amino acid sequence not derived from collagen has been added. In addition to mature collagen, it also includes precursors of procollagen and propeptide that have been partially cut.
- the invention of this application also covers immature collagen molecules in which post-translational modifications including proline hydroxylation are incomplete or triple helical structures are incomplete.
- the main component of this silk thread is silk protein, which contains fibrous mouth, P25 and sericin, and the synthesis of these silk proteins is enormous, averaging about 0.5 g per silkworm.
- Silk proteins are synthesized in an organ called the silk gland.
- the silk gland is composed of the posterior, central, and anterior silk glands, and the posterior silk gland specifically synthesizes and secretes fibrous mouth and P25, and the central silk gland specifically synthesizes and secretes sericin.
- Fiber mouth is a complex composed of heavy chain and short chain, and P25 is associated with this complex ( ⁇ Biol. Chem. 275: 4051 7-40528, 2000).
- the fibrillin and P25 secreted from the posterior silk gland are gradually sent to the central silk gland by peristaltic movement of the silk gland, where they are coated around by the secreted sericin, and then to the anterior silk gland. It is sent and spun as silk thread.
- the silkworm silk gland is an organ having an excellent ability to synthesize proteins, and if recombinant human collagen is expressed in this organ, very high productivity can be expected.
- the polynucleotide encoding human collagen is integrated into an AcNPV vector or into a plasmid vector prepared based on a DNA-type transposon.
- the polynucleotide encoding collagen may be human-collagen genomic DNA, cDNA synthesized from mRNA or mRNA, and preferably cDNA.
- the human collagen cDNA may be any type 1 to type XIX collagen cDNA. The nucleotide sequences of these cDNAs can be obtained from the information described in the literature (eg, Essays Biochem. 27: 49-67, 1992; Annu. Rev. Biochem.
- Each type of human type I to type XIX cDNA can be obtained by the PCR method or the RT-PCR method using the RNA extracted from human cells as type II.
- Utilization of expression control sequences (promoter and enzyme) derived from silk protein gene including fibroin H chain, fiproin L chain, P25 and sericin to express human collagen cDNA in silkworm silk gland cells can do.
- recombinant human collagen can be expressed in a large amount in a silk gland-specific manner.
- human collagen can be expressed in the posterior silk gland, and the promoter and enhancer of sericin can be used to express human collagen.
- Human ⁇ Collagen can be expressed in the middle silk gland.
- the human collagen expression cassette is also used to facilitate the secretion and spinning of silk gland cells.
- a fusion protein of human-collagen and silkworm silk protein may be synthesized by preparing a fusion polynucleotide with sericin-containing silk protein cDNA and incorporating this fusion polynucleotide into the silkworm genome sequence.
- the protein to be fused may be a partial amino acid sequence of the silk protein or a full-length amino acid sequence.
- synthesizing a fusion protein in which the signal peptide of human collagen is replaced with the signal peptide of silk protein secretion of human and collagen from silk gland cells can be facilitated.
- the gene transfer system is a gene targeting method using an AcNPV vector
- a targeting vector is constructed by incorporating human collagen cDNA into AcNPV genomic DNA by a standard method, and this is used to infect silkworm larvae for homology.
- Silkworm cDNA can be incorporated into silkworm genomic DNA by recombination.
- the site where the human collagen cDNA is incorporated by homologous recombination may be, for example, in the silk protein gene containing the fibrin-in H chain, the fibrin-inlinking chain, P25 and sericin, or in a region other than the silk protein gene. Any genomic DNA region may be used.
- the integration site is in the silk protein gene, construct an AcNPV targeting vector by ligating DNA sequences homologous to two arbitrary regions in the silk protein gene before and after the human and collagen cDNAs, respectively. .
- human collagen cDNA is incorporated downstream of the expression control sequence endogenous to the silkworm, and human collagen is expressed from the cDNA by the action of the endogenous silk protein promoter / enhancer.
- the human-collagen is synthesized so that a fusion protein of the human collagen cDNA and the silk protein is synthesized.
- Lagen cDNA can also be incorporated into the silk protein gene.
- incorporation of human collagen cDNA so that the amino acid frame is continued immediately before the stop codon in the 7th exon of the fiproin L chain gene, and a fibrin-inlet chain is synthesized to synthesize a human-collagen fusion protein. be able to.
- DNA sequences homologous to genomic DNA upstream and downstream from the seventh exon of the fiber chain are inserted into the AcNPV vector before and after the collagen cDNA in an amount of about 0.5 kb to 6.0 kb, respectively.
- human collagen protein promoter linked upstream of human collagen cDNA should be used.
- the expression cassette is homologously recombined. DNA sequences homologous to the upstream and downstream of the silkworm genomic DNA region, about 0.5 kb to 6.0 kb, are ligated before and after the expression cassette, and this is incorporated into an AcNPV vector for targeting. Build a Kuta.
- the human and collagen cDNAs are simultaneously integrated with the same gene, and the next generation (F1) It is also possible to facilitate the selection of transgenic silkworms in the next generation (F2).
- marker genes include fluorescent protein genes such as GFP, and examples of promoters for expressing marker genes include silkworm actin promoter and Drosophila HSP70 promoter. And the like.
- Another mode for producing transgenic silkworms incorporating human collagen cDNA is transformation using an insect-derived DMA-type transposon. Insect-derived DNA-type transposons such as piggyBac, mariner (Insect Mol. Biol.
- a human / collagen expression cassette in which a promoter derived from the silk protein gene containing sericin and an enhancer are linked.
- an expression cassette in which a promoter and an enhancer derived from a silk protein gene are linked upstream of the fusion polynucleotide is prepared.
- the nature of piggyBac and the method of introducing a human / collagen expression cassette will be described below with reference to piggyBac as an example.
- the insect-derived DNA-type transposon used in the present invention is not limited to piggyBac. Other DNA-type transposons, including Minos, may be used.
- piggyBac is a DNA transposon isolated from ⁇ -368, a cultured cell derived from the lepidopteran insect Trichoplusia ⁇ / '. It is composed of a transposase ORF in the center and 13 bp inverted repeats at both ends, and is about 2.5 kb in length.
- a transposase protein is synthesized from the transposase ORF, and by the action of this enzyme, a region sandwiched between inverted repeats (piggyBac itself) is transferred to the target sequence TTAA (Virology 161).
- a human-collagen expression cassette into the silkworm genome sequence using the properties of piggyBac, for example, a method similar to the method of Tamura et al. (Nat. Biotechnol. 18: 81-84, 2000) can be used. Can be done by any method. That is, a pair of inverted piggyBac The repeat sequence is inserted into a suitable plasmid vector, and the human / collagen expression cassette is inserted so as to be surrounded by a pair of inverted repeat sequences. Then, a small amount of this plasmid vector is injected into the silkworm egg together with the piggBac transposase expression vector (helper plasmid).
- This helper plasmid is a recombinant plasmid vector which lacks one or both of the inverted repeat sequences of piggyBac and substantially incorporates only the transposase gene region of piggyBac.
- an endogenous transposase promoter may be used as it is as a promoter for expressing the transposase, or a silkworm actin promoter, Drosophila HSP70 promoter, or the like. May be used.
- a marker gene can be simultaneously inserted into a vector into which a collagen expression cassette has been inserted.
- a promoter sequence such as the silkworm actin promoter or the Drosophila HSP70 promoter is incorporated upstream of the marker gene, and the marker gene is expressed by its action.
- transgenic silkworms from the silkworm of the F1 generation and from the silkworm of the F2 generation when using the AcNPV vector is performed using, for example, the PCR method or the Southern blot method.
- a marker-gene is incorporated, it is possible to select using the phenotype.
- a fluorescent protein gene such as GFP is used as a marker gene, it can be performed by irradiating F1 or F2 generation silkworm eggs or larvae with excitation light and detecting the fluorescence emitted by the fluorescent protein.
- the silkworm thus selected is a transgenic silkworm in which human collagen cDNA has been integrated into its chromosome.
- human collagen cDNA is transmitted without loss, and human collagen or collagen and silk protein are transmitted throughout the generation. Can be produced. Proline hydroxylation was added to the above-mentioned transformed silkworms producing human and collagen.
- the proline hydroxylase polynucleotide (for example, cDNA) to be introduced may be a polynucleotide derived from human or other animal, or a proline hydroxylase polynucleotide derived from silkworm.
- Proline hydroxylase is a complex of ⁇ -subunit and ⁇ -subunit, and the enzyme activity does not occur unless this complex is formed.
- the ⁇ subunit is a subunit having catalytic activity and is originally present in cells that produce collagen.
- ⁇ -subunit is the same polypeptide as protein disulfide isomerase, which is an enzyme that catalyzes the structural change of protein disulfide bonds, and is present universally and in relatively large amounts in all cells. Bombyx mori silk gland cells are not cells that produce large amounts of collagen, so the amount of ⁇ -subunits is small, but the amount of ⁇ -subunits is relatively large.
- a method using a proline hydroxylase polynucleotide derived from an animal such as a human as described above is used.
- a method using a silkworm proline hydroxylase polynucleotide is used.
- two types of polynucleotides encoding ⁇ -subunit and ⁇ -subunit, respectively, are required.
- This polynucleotide is a cDNA having the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1, and a DNA fragment and an RNA fragment isolated and purified from genomic DNA. Genomic DNA and RNA fragments are the salts of SEQ ID NO: 1. It can be obtained by screening PCR using an oligonucleotide prepared based on the base sequence. In order to introduce a polynucleotide encoding proline hydroxylase into the silkworm chromosome and express the enzyme in the silkworm silk gland, a promoter capable of expressing the gene in the silk gland is used.
- Examples of a promoter that satisfies this condition include a promoter for a silk protein containing a fibrillin, P25, and sericin that can express a gene only in a silk gland, and a silkworm that is a promoter that can be expressed in any tissue. Promoters include actin, Drosophila HSP70, and AcNPV IE1. To introduce a proline hydroxylase polynucleotide into a dynamic chromosome, a method similar to the above-mentioned method for introducing human collagen cDNA, that is, a gene targeting method using AcNPV, or a method such as piggyBac is used.
- the method can be performed by microinjecting a plasmid vector prepared based on a DNA-type transposon into a silkworm egg.
- a proline hydroxylase polynucleotide may be introduced into a transformed silkworm having a human collagen collagen polynucleotide.
- human collagen polynucleotides may be introduced into transformed silkworms having a proline hydroxylase polynucleotide.
- transgenic silkworm having only the human 'collagen polynucleotide and a transgenic silkworm having the proline hydroxylase polynucleotide are separately prepared and crossed to obtain a transgenic silkworm having both polynucleotides. You may select. Both polynucleotides can be introduced using an AcNPV vector, and both polynucleotides can be introduced using a DNA-type transposon vector. A collagen polynucleotide may be introduced, and a proline hydroxylase polynucleotide may be introduced using a DNA transposon type plasmid vector, or vice versa.
- the transgenic silkworm having the human collagen cDNA When the transgenic silkworm having the human collagen cDNA reaches the age of 5 years of age, it synthesizes human collagen with endogenous silk proteins and secretes the human collagen into the cocoon as part of the silk thread.
- Human collagen in cocoons can be easily extracted with, for example, 0.5M acetic acid.
- human collagen when human collagen is synthesized as a fusion protein with a silkworm-fibre mouth and a chain, the disulfide bond between the fusion protein and the fibrous mouth-in H chain is cleaved by reducing to a reduced state. Can be extracted.
- the cocoon protein is treated with a protease such as pepsin.
- a protease such as pepsin.
- human collagen can be extracted and purified from the silk gland of the transformed silkworm in the same manner as in the case of the cocoon. Silk glands can be easily separated by dissecting silkworms.Since most of the protein contained is silk protein, it is easy to extract and purify human collagen as in the case of cocoons. It is possible.
- the cDNA encoding human type III procollagen was obtained by cloning the cDNA cloned by the inventors of the present application (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 8-23979: GeneBank database registration number X14420). And the downstream silkworm.
- the genomic DNA sequence was determined by the following method based on the base sequence of a known silkworm-five-mouth-in-chain gene (Gene 100: 151-158, 1992: GeneBank database registration number M76430). Was isolated.
- the nucleotide numbers of the human type III procollagen cDNA and the silkworm-to-five in-chain gene are in accordance with the nucleotide numbers described in the GeneBank database.
- the site of the restriction enzyme Xhol was also introduced into the nucleotide sequence encoding the aminopropeptide of the type 111 procollagen cDNA by using the same site-directed mutagenesis method as described above.
- the nucleotide sequence of the mutation-introducing primer corresponds to nucleotides 292 to 324 of the outgrown procollagen cDNA, and has a restriction enzyme Xhol site (positions 17-22 of SEQ ID NO: 7) inserted. .
- a fragment of the insert sequence (EcoRV-Xhol) was cut out from the previously completed mutant plasmid Mut pRISphl-Xhol and ligated to the Xhol site of the type III procollagen cDNA (construction of a mutation).
- the SV40 polyA-added signal sequence amplified from PCEP4 (invitrogen) by PCR was inserted downstream of the collagen cDNA (Bgll site).
- the completed five-mouth-in-collagen / polyA-added signal sequence fragment (EcoRV-Bgll) was added. It was ligated to the EcoRV-Bgll site of pBacPAKhsEGFP.
- a part of the intron 2 of the strand gene and a part of exon 7 were inserted into the EcoRV site (pBacPAKhsEGFP-FibD).
- Recombinant virus was produced by co-transfection of the prepared targeting vector pMOSRA-1 and baculovirus DMA to cultured Spodoptera mosquitoes Sf9.
- pMOSRA-1 0.4 ⁇ g / pl for 7 ⁇ and linear baculovirus D NA
- Two types of probes were used: a probe that recognized the chain gene and a probe that recognized procollagen cDNA.
- virus clones derived from four plaques were positive.
- 1 ⁇ 10 6 Sf9 cells were infected with these positive viruses, and the culture supernatant was collected 3 days later. The virus in the culture supernatant was infected again to Sf9 cells in the same manner to obtain a high titer virus stock.
- F F1 eggs (100-300 eggs) produced by one mescaico were grouped into one group, and about 50 eggs were sampled from each group, and the remaining eggs were kept.
- DNA was extracted from the sampled eggs by a standard method, and the presence or absence of a foreign gene was determined by PCR.
- PCR was performed to detect the SV40 polyA added signal using the primer set (SEQ ID NOS: 8 and 9) or to detect the HSP70 promoter using the primer set (SEQ ID NOs: 10 and 11).
- a total of 1800 eggs were screened, 15 of which were positive. The remaining eggs of these groups were hatched and the hatched F1 larvae were reared to age five. On the third day of the fifth instar, about 100 ⁇ of body fluid was collected from each larva, and the body fluid cells were separated from these body fluids by centrifugation, DNA was extracted, and screening was performed by PCR. A total of 3400 5th instar larvae were screened, 8 of which were positive. These silkworms continued to be bred, and the emerged silkworms were bred to normal silkworms to lay eggs.
- the dinitrocellulose membrane onto which the protein was transferred was treated with a blocking solution (3% BSA / 50 mM Tris-HCl buffer ⁇ 7.5 / 50 mM NaCI) at 4 ° C for 16 hours, and then 200 times with the blocking solution.
- a blocking solution 3% BSA / 50 mM Tris-HCl buffer ⁇ 7.5 / 50 mM NaCI
- the proteins to which these antibodies reacted were detected using the Vectastine ABC Kit (Vector Laboratory).
- Vectastine ABC Kit Vector Laboratory
- Mini river type by digesting human type III procollagen cDNA (base No. 92-4550: GeneBank database registration number X14420) with Xhol to remove the region of base No. 1075-3545, and connecting the cut ends by self-ligation.
- collagen cDNA was prepared.
- This minicollagen cDNA is composed of an aminopropeptide, a part of a triple helix region (about 1/5 of the full length collagen triple helix region), and a nucleotide sequence encoding a carboxypropeptide. Based on this, the following three types of vectors were constructed. i) pMOSRA-4B
- the insert DNA fragment contained in this vector is composed of the silkworm sericin promoter, the minicollagen cDNA, and the silkworm-fiproin chain polyA-added signal.
- Silkworm genome using primer (SEQ ID NO: 12) and primer (SEQ ID NO: 13) obtained by adding a Bglll cleavage sequence to the 5 ′ end of the silkworm sericin promoter (base number 1299-1622: GeneBank database registration number AB007831)
- the DNA was isolated by PCR using type II and ligated to the upstream of the minicollagen cDNA.
- the silkworm-Five mouth L chain polyA addition signal base Nos. 14141-14624: GeneBank Data Base No.
- pPIGA3GFP vector obtained by cleaving both ends of the insert DNA fragment thus obtained with Bglll, further blunting the cleaved ends with T4 DNA polymerase, cutting with Xhol and then blunting the cleaved ends. (Nat. Biotechnol. 18: 81-84, 2000).
- the pPIGA3GFP vector contains an EGFP cDNA as a marker and a silk-actin (A3) promoter for expressing this cDNA.
- the insert DNA fragment contained in this vector is composed of Bombyx mori's mouth-in L chain promoter, Bombyx mori invain chain signal peptide cDNA, minicollagen cDNA, and Bombyx mori-fiproin chain polyA addition signal.
- Bombyx mori five-in-chain signal peptide cDNA (nucleotide numbers 28-160: GeneBank database entry No. X17291) was isolated by PCR using silkworm gland-derived cDNA as type III using a primer (SEQ ID NO: 16) and a primer (SEQ ID NO: 17) incorporating an Xhol cleavage sequence at the 5 ′ end.
- Example 2 In addition, in the same manner as described in Example 1 (2), an Xhol cleavage sequence was introduced into the region encoding the procollagen amino propeptide, and the region from the 5 ′ end of the cDNA to the Xhol cleavage site was ligated into a fiber. Mouth-in-chain signal peptide was replaced with cDNA.
- a primer (SEQ ID NO: 18) and a primer (SEQ ID NO: 19) having a silkworm-five-mouth in-chain promoter (nucleotide numbers 428 to 1061: GeneBank database accession number M76430) having an Xbal and Bglll cleavage sequence added to the 5 'end are added. ⁇ ⁇ ) and isolated by PCR using genomic DNA as ⁇ , and ligated to the upstream of the silkworm-in-chain signal peptide cDNA. The signal was ligated downstream of the minicollagen cDNA ( Figure 2). Both ends of the thus obtained insert DNA fragment were cut with Bglll, the cut ends were blunted with T4 DNA polymerase, then cut with Xhol, and then inserted into the pPIGA3GFP vector whose cut ends were blunted.
- the insert DMA fragment contained in this vector is composed of the silkworm-fibre-mouthed-chain promoter, silkworm, and the silkworm-fibre-mouthed full-length cDNA, minicollagen cDNA, and the silkworm-fibre-mouthed L-chain polyA addition signal.
- Silkworm-Five mouth in L chain full length cDNA base Nos. 30-820: GeneBank database registration number X17291
- the cDNA from silkworm silk gland was isolated by PCR using type II.
- this cDNA was replaced with the region from the 5 'end of the minicollagen cDNA to the Xhol cleavage site introduced into the amino peptide as in the case of pMOSRA-5.
- a silkworm's fiber-inlet-chain promoter was ligated upstream of the silkworm-ligand-in L chain cDNA, and a silkworm-fibre-inlet-chain polyA addition signal was ligated downstream of the minicollagen cDNA (Fig. 2).
- RNA is extracted by the guanidine phenol-clonal-form method, and 200 ng of the RNA is reverse-transcribed to form C-DNA.
- PCR was performed 30 cycles under the reaction conditions of 94 ° C for 1 minute, 60 ° C for 1 minute, and 72 ° C for 1 minute (RT-PCR).
- RT-PCR RT-PCR
- one set of the above primers SEQ ID NOS: 22 and 23 was used.
- SEQ ID NOS: 22 and 23 was used as a result, it was possible to detect minicollagen mRNA, and it was confirmed that the minicollagen gene integrated into the silkworm genomic DNA was expressed in the silk gland cells (Fig. 4).
- the electrophoresed protein was transferred to a nitrocellulose membrane BA85 (S & S). Then, after 16 hours at 4 ° C in two Bok Russia cellulose membrane blocking solution proteins were transferred (3 0/0 BSA / 50 mM Bok squirrel-HCl buffer PH7.5Z150 mM NaCI), in blocking solution
- the cells were reacted with a 200-fold diluted anti-human / pishi type III collagen antibody for 1 hour at room temperature.
- the proteins to which these antibodies reacted were detected using the Vectastine ABC Kit (Vector Laboratory). As a result, recombinant minicollagen protein was detected from the cocoon.
- Example 3 Silkworm 'Proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit cDNA
- a partial sequence of silkworm-pron hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit cDNA was cloned by degenerate PCR using mixed primers. Compare the amino acid sequences of the previously reported human, Drosophila, and nematode proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit genes and deduce from the amino acid sequence based on the conserved regions between species.
- the mixed primers (3 (SEQ ID NO: 26) and ⁇ 5 ⁇ (SEQ ID NO: 27) having the nucleotide sequences to be determined were designed.
- ⁇ indicates a, c, g or t, r indicates a / g, y indicates c or t, sc or g, and w indicates a or t.
- RNA was extracted from BmN4 cells, a silkworm cultured cell, and the second instar larvae of the silkworm, respectively, to obtain a type II PCR.
- the cDNA obtained by reverse transcription of 200 ng of the RNA was subjected to PCR for 40 cycles under the reaction conditions of 94 ° C for 1 minute, 58 ° C for 1 minute, and 72 ° C for 1 minute.
- an amplification product of about 150 bp was confirmed by electrophoresis in both the BmN4 cell and the second instar larva of the silkworm, and the amplification product was subcloned into PCR2.1 of Invitrogen and the base sequence was determined by the didexy method.
- this cDNA fragment had high homology to proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit of other animals at both the nucleotide sequence level and the amino acid sequence level predicted therefrom. It turned out that there was.
- the upstream and downstream of the obtained silkworm proline hydrolase ⁇ -subunit cDNA fragment were isolated by the RACE (Rapid Amplification cDNA Ends) method. Based on the nucleotide sequence of the cDNA fragment, a 5 ′ RACE primer GSP1 (SEQ ID NO: 28) and a 3 ′ RACE primer GSP2 (SEQ ID NO: 29) were designed.
- RACE was performed using the Clontech SMARTTM RACE cDNA Amplification Kit. As a result of RACE, a cDNA fragment of about 1.7 kb in the 5 'region and about 1.2 kb in the 3' region could be confirmed by electrophoresis. Subclone these cDNA fragments as described above. When the nucleotide sequence was analyzed, it was found that all the sequences encoding silkworm proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit were included. The nucleotide sequence of the obtained full-length cDNA is shown in SEQ ID NO: 2, and the amino acid sequence of silkworm proline hydroxylase ⁇ -subunit encoded by this cDNA is shown in SEQ ID NO: 2.
- a transgenic silkworm that produces recombinant human or collagen as a part of a protein contained in a cocoon or a silk gland, and a silkworm that is produced by the silkworm Recombinant human collagen is provided. Since the recombinant human-collagen is recovered from the cocoon or silk gland of the transgenic silkworm, the collagen can be easily extracted and high-purity collagen can be easily obtained. In addition, the recombinant human collagen produced by the transgenic silkworm has no danger of contaminating pathogens such as viruses and prions, and is a safe human collagen with no antigenicity to humans. It can be used in various industrial fields such as food, food and cosmetics.
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