WO2004067747A1 - Antigenos recombinantes del virus de la hepatitis a obtenidos en celulas vegetales - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to the branch of biotechnology and more specifically to the expression of recombinant proteins in transgenic plants and their use as vaccine antigens.
- recombinant hepatitis A virus antigens obtained in transgenic plants are provided from the expression of modified fragments of the HAV virome genome of the M2 strain isolated in Cuba. It also demonstrates the usefulness of these to develop immune response in animals after being administered these by different routes.
- the Hepatitis A Virus The Hepatitis A Virus.
- the HAV genome is a single-stranded, positive polar RNA of approximately 7.5 kb that codes for a 253 kDa polyprotein. (Cohen, JI et al., Journal of Virology (1987), 61: 3035-3039). Polyprotein undergoes co and post-translational processes, giving rise to mature structural (VP1, VP2, VP3, VP4 and 2A) and non-structural (2B, 2C, 3A, 3B, 3C and 3D) proteins.
- the 3C protease (P ro 3C), present in the P3 domain of the viral polyprotein, is the protease that is involved in the cleavage of the HAV polyprotein (Mart ⁇ n et al., J Virol. (1999), 73 (8): 6220-7), allowing the release of intermediaries P1-2A, 2BC and P3, which are subsequently processed. Therefore, for envelopes to form properly and HAV replication to occur, a differential proteolytic processing of HAV polyprotein must occur.
- the 3C / 3D junction is efficiently cut and there is a delayed processing at the 3A / 3B and / or 3B / 3C sites allowing the accumulation of the 3ABC intermediate polypeptide (Kusov et al., Journal of Virology ( 1999), 73: 9867-9878), which cuts the P1-2A polypeptide with similar efficiency as the 3C protease promotes greater efficiency in the formation of the pentamers.
- the characteristic form of the virus comes from the union of viral proteins, and its three-dimensional configuration is important for the generation of a protective immune response.
- the HAV virion has an immunodominant neutralizing antigenic site that is strictly conserved between HAV strains isolated from various geographic areas.
- the first transgenic plants originated from gene transfer mediated by the rhizobacterium Agrobacterium tumefaciens were produced in the early 1980s (Zambryski and cois, EMBO J. (1983), 2: 2143-2150), using this technology initially as a way to achieve resistance to pathogenic microorganisms (Powell et al., Science (1986), 232: 738-743), to insects (Vaeck et al., Nature (1987), 328: 33-37), and herbicides (De Block et al., 1987, EMBO J. 6: 2513-2518).
- mice fed transgenic potatoes containing the AgsHB showed a primary immune response that is similar to that obtained when a single dose of the commercial vaccine is administered intraperitoneally, indicating that the expression of antigens in edible tissues of plants can be considered as a new route of immunization (Richter et al., Nature Biotechnology (2000), 18: 1167-1171).
- Patent No. US5484719 (Lam et al., January 16, 1996); Patent No. US5612487 (Lam et al., January 16, 1996); Patent No. US5914123, div of patent No. US5612487 and continuation in part of patent application No. PCT / US94 / 02332 (Arntzen et al. June 22, 1999); Patent No. US6136320 (Arntzen et al. June 22, 1999); Patent application WO9612801 (Arntzen et al. May 28, 2002) and patent application No. US2002006411 (Lam et al. June 4, 2002).
- HBV hepatitis B virus
- the antigen is formed by a single protein and is efficiently particulate in simple eukaryotic systems, such as yeast.
- simple eukaryotic systems such as yeast.
- AgsHB does not cover the expression of pentamers or empty envelopes of HAV in plants.
- Other patent applications specifically describe the expression of different viral antigens, such as that of the human papillomavirus in patent application No. WO0161022 of Sohn et al. of August 23, 2001; that of foot and mouth disease virus in patent application No. CN1319670 of Zhong et al. of October 31, 2001; of rotavirus in patent application WO0159070 of Lee et al. of August 16, 2001 and that of the gumboro virus in patent application No. WO0197839 of Shachar et al. of December 27, 2001.
- recombinant proteins in plants offer many potential advantages to generate pharmaceutical compounds or vaccines of importance in clinical medicine.
- plant systems are cheaper than industrial infrastructure used in fermentation systems or bioreactors.
- the technology to harvest and process plants and their products on an industrial scale is now available.
- Third, the requirement of purification of the compound can be eliminated when the plant tissue containing the recombinant protein is used as food (as in the case of edible vaccines).
- recombinant proteins can be directed to certain intracellular compartments (such as mitochondria, vacuoles, chloroplasts and endoplasmic reticulum), or express them directly in those compartments (such as chloroplast).
- plants as an expression system of recombinant proteins of pharmaceutical importance also have the advantage that many of the steps of the secretory pathway, including folding, assembly, glycosylation at the endoplasmic reticulum level, are similar to mammalian cells (Ma and Hein, , Plant Physiol. (1995), 109: 341-346; Rayon et al., J. Exp. Bot.
- the base design of the object of this invention is based on genetic constructs that allow the combined expression of genes that code for different variants of structural proteins and mutated non-structural regions, directed to recombinant expression in transgenic pentamer plants and HAV antigenic envelopes capable of generating an immune response.
- the novelty of our invention lies mainly in the regions of the viral genome that are used for the conformation of a new open reading frame that codes for a polyprotein of smaller size, consisting of strictly structural regions (only up to 2A protein) and the modified viral protease, which has a size larger than the 3C protease of the virus because the sites of cuts between 3A 3B and 3B / 3C proteins are mutated.
- the expression of viral and pentameric envelopes of HAV in the cytosol and in the endoplasmic reticulum of transgenic plants is achieved for the first time, meaning the effectiveness of promoter and regulatory signals for the expression of these in plants.
- the formation of pentamers and envelopes in the endoplasmic reticulum resulting from the combined expression of the structural region and the region responsible for proteolysis demonstrates the possibilities of this compartment for the assembly and storage of complex structures, such as HAV.
- the production of pentamers and plant wraps allows us the possibility of using these as bioreactors to obtain a cheap and safe vaccine.
- the invention is demonstrated by the examples in which transgenic tobacco, rice and carrot plants were used for the first time obtaining immunogenic envelopes and pentamers of the virus in plant cells.
- the envelopes and pentamers of the HAV resulting from the invention can be used as vaccine antigens and also in diagnostic assays for the detection of HAV.
- Genetic constructions Obtaining the VHA cDNA. From the RNA of the M2 strain of HAV isolated in Cuba, the nucleotide sequence coding for the open reading frame (MLA) of the virus was amplified, using the Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (TR-PCR) technique ).
- This fragment was cloned into a plasmid and its nucleotide sequence was determined, which presents differences that generate variations in 11 amino acid residues with respect to the reported sequences.
- the analysis of these sequences allows the strain M2 to be classified within subgenotype IA, to which almost all of the American strains belong. From the genome of this strain, modified fragments were designed and constructed that were used in the different genetic constructs that are the object of this invention.
- the P1-2A polypeptide has an important function in the formation of the viral envelope.
- this polypeptide there are two signals that regulate the formation of the envelope.
- the 2A protein In the carboxyl terminal domain of this polypeptide is the 2A protein, which is required in the early stages of the assembly of the envelopes to achieve the formation of the pentamers from the union of five molecules of the P1-2A polypeptide still unprocessed.
- the VP4 protein is required in a second stage for the association of the pentamers and the formation of the envelope.
- vectors were constructed containing the modified open reading frame (MLAm) sequence, which codes for a polyprotein significantly lower than the original HAV polyprotein.
- MLAm modified open reading frame
- the plasmid vector used for plant transformation, by A. tumefaciens contains DNA sequences encoding HAV proteins fused to the nucleotide sequences regulating plant expression.
- the sequence encoding the protein is not fused to any specific transport signal through the secretory pathway of the plant cell, so it is expressed in the cell's cytosol
- Recombinant HAV for the expression exclusively of pentamers in the plant cell cytosol.
- the VP4 protein as part of the VPO polypeptide is required for the association of the pentamers and the formation of the viral envelopes.
- a plasmid vector was constructed for cytosol expression of the plant cell where the nucleotide sequence encoding the ⁇ MLAm polyprotein was fused to the sequences that regulate expression in plants and was used to obtain transgenic plants by infection with A. tumefaciens of tobacco, rice and carrot leaves.
- the polyprotein expressed with this genetic construct is of a significantly smaller size and is capable of processing and forming exclusively immunogenic viral pentamers.
- the smaller size of the pentamers with respect to the envelopes allows to achieve higher levels of expression since it causes a lower metabolic load in the plant cell.
- the product obtained is equally feasible as an immunogen for the development of vaccines.
- Recombinant HAV for the expression of envelopes and pentamers in the endoplasmic reticulum of the plant cell.
- heterologous proteins in the endoplasmic reticulum in plants is achieved through the use of signal sequences to direct these to the secretory pathway, and therefore to the endoplasmic reticulum and retention signals in this organelle.
- signal sequences a sequence encoding the N-terminal peptide of sweet potato sporamine was used.
- sequence encoding the KDEL peptide located at the carboxyl end of the protein was used.
- the nucleotide sequence encoding the polypeptide P1-2A was fused at its 5 'end to the sequence encoding the signal peptide of the sweet potato sporamine and at its 3' end to the sequence encoding a spacer peptide linked to turn to the sequence that codes for the KDEL peptide.
- the resulting DNA fragment was placed under plant expression regulation signals and cloned into a binary vector for plant expression.
- the sequence coding for the 3ABC mutated polypeptide was also fused at its 5 'end to the sequence coding for the sweet potato sporamine signal peptide and at its 3' end to the sequence coding for the KDEL peptide and under the regulatory signals for expression in plants.
- the two polypeptides are located in the endoplasmic reticulum and the 3ABC protease is able to process the P1-2A polypeptide and achieve efficient particle formation.
- Recombinant HAV for the expression exclusively of pentamers in the endoplasmic reticulum of the plant cell.
- the nucleotide sequence corresponding to the P1-2A polypeptide was removed from the nucleotide sequence corresponding to the VP4 protein and a ⁇ P1-2A polypeptide was obtained. This sequence was fused at its 5 'end to the sequence that codes for the sweet potato sporamine signal peptide and at its 3' end to the sequence that codes for a spacer peptide linked in turn to the sequence encoding the peptide .
- the sequence coding for the 3ABC mutated polypeptide was also fused at its 5 'end to the sequence coding for the sweet potato sporamine signal peptide and at its 3' end to the sequence coding for the KDEL peptide and under the regulatory signals for expression in plants.
- the two polypeptides are located in the endoplasmic reticulum and the 3ABC protease is able to process the P1-2A polypeptide and achieve pentamer expression exclusively. These plants exhibit higher levels of expression and better growth and development, which leads to obtaining more biomass. Identification of the transgenic plants that express the product of the modified HAV genes.
- A. tumefaciens was transformed with each of the binary vectors and bacterial colonies containing these plasmids were obtained.
- the integration of DNA into plants was checked by Southern blot and PCR techniques. From the leaves of transgenic plants the extraction of soluble proteins was performed, macerating these with liquid nitrogen in a protein extraction buffer.
- the envelopes and pentamers were identified using HAV specific antisera and a neutralizing monoclonal antibody, using immunochemical techniques, such as Western blot, Immunoenzymatic Assay (ELISA) or Immunomicroscopy, showing that transgenic plants express polyprotein or in some cases expected polypeptides and that these are processed and assembled in pentamers or envelopes. Plants that expressed higher levels of recombinant protein were used for purification of the envelopes and pentamers using a neutralizing monoclonal antibody. Determination of the immunogenicity of the envelopes and purified pentamers.
- immunochemical techniques such as Western blot, Immunoenzymatic Assay (ELISA) or Immunomicroscopy, showing that transgenic plants express polyprotein or in some cases expected polypeptides and that these are processed and assembled in pentamers or envelopes. Plants that expressed higher levels of recombinant protein were used for purification of the envelopes and pentamers using a neutralizing monoclonal antibody. Determination of
- the immunopotence of the sheaths and pentamers of HAV were determined by the immunological response of the mice, immunized with the purified product from leaves of tobacco and rice plants, and of mice fed with transgenic carrots expressing the HAV antigen.
- the methods for the introduction of the antigen were the oral and parenteral route.
- the immune response was controlled and verified using the ELISA technique to determine the reactivity of the animal antiserum against HAV and by the ability of the immune serum to neutralize infectious HAV in vitro.
- the antigenic similarity between the envelopes and purified pentamers resulting from the expression of our constructions and the original virus is: the levels of expression of envelopes and pentamers products of the constructions that we revindicate are higher in plants than those obtained when the open reading frame of the HAV is expressed or the P1-2A region and the P3 region are coexpressed, since the polyprotein obtained as a result of the expression of our constructions is of a size significantly smaller than that of the original virus;
- the 3ABC polypeptide is composed exclusively of the 3A, 3B and 3C proteins and has mutated the self-processing sites between the 3A / 3B and 3B / 3C proteins, which prevents the processing of this polypeptide and therefore the proteolytic function of polyprotein is assumed by it more efficiently; the expression levels of pentamers and viral envelopes of HAV in the endoplasmic reticulum of the plant cell are higher than in the cytosol; the expression exclusively of pentamers in the plant cell is
- Plasmids pBvHARE, pB ⁇ VHARE, pBMLAm and pB ⁇ MLAm were deposited under the Budapest Treaty for the Deposit of Microorganisms in the Belgian Coordinated collection of Microorganisms BCCM, LMBP-COLLECTION with access number LMBP 4721; LMBP 4722; LMBP 4723 and LMBP 4724 respectively on May 19, 2003. DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES.
- Figure 1 Genetic constructs for the expression of envelopes and pentamers in the plant cell cytosol.
- Figure 2. Genetic constructs for the expression of pentamers in the cytosol of the plant cell. A) Scheme of ⁇ MLAm without the sequence coding for VP4.
- FIG. 7 Western blotting of proteins from transgenic tobacco, carrot and rice plants, transformed with genetic constructs for expression in cytosols of envelopes and pentamers.
- Figure 8. Immunoenzymatic assay (ELISA) performed on tobacco, carrot and rice plants, transformed with genetic constructs for the expression in cytosols of HAV envelopes and pentamers.
- ELISA Immunoenzymatic assay
- Figure 9 Electronic immunomicroscopy of a tobacco plant, transformed with the pBMLAm construction.
- Figure 10 ELISA of inhibition of sera from mice immunized intraperitoneally with purified HAV pentamers from rice plants and tobacco.
- Figure 1 ELISA for inhibition of sera from mice immunized orally with HAV pentamers purified from rice plants and tobacco.
- FIG. 1 The sequence of interest of plasmid pMLA1 is shown in Figure 1 (A). From the M2 strain of HAV isolated and characterized in Cuba, the RNA was purified and a 6.7 kb DNA fragment was amplified by the Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (TR-PCR) technique, using specific oligonucleotides (SEQ ID NO 1 and 2 1) for other reported HAV sequences. The band was cloned into a BlueScript vector (KS +), previously digested with the Sma ⁇ enzyme. The resulting plasmid was named pMLA1 and was used for nucleotide sequencing of the HAV MLA of the Cuban M2 strain.
- TR-PCR Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction
- the DNA sequence (SEQ ID NO 3) presents changes with respect to those reported that generate 11 amino acid changes.
- the analysis of these sequences allows the strain M2 to be classified within subgenotype IA, to which almost all of the American strains belong. This sequence confirms that the Cuban strain M2 is really a strain of HAV different from those previously reported.
- Example 2 Genetic constructs for the expression of envelopes and pentamers in the plant cell cytosol.
- FIG. 1 The sequence of interest of plasmid pP1-2A is shown in Figure 1 (B).
- This plasmid was obtained by amplifying the sequence coding for the structural proteins (P1-2A) using the PCR technique, using specific oligonucleotides (SEQ ID NO 4) complementary to the 5 'regions encoding the VP4 protein and the 3 ' region of the sequence encoding protein 2A respectively from plasmid pMLA
- the 2.5 kb amplified band (SEQ ID NO 6) was cloned into the BlueScript vector (KS +) digested Sma ⁇
- KS + BlueScript vector
- FIG.C To obtain plasmid p3ABC, whose sequence of interest is shown in Figure 1 (C), the 0.2 kb sequence encoding the 3A protein was amplified by PCR, using oligonucleotides (SEQ ID NO 7 and 8) complementary to the 5 ' and 3'de region this gene and was cloned
- a synthetic nucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO 9 and 10) encoding the 3B protein was cloned into the _RcoRV-X £> sites, obtaining plasmid p3AB.
- the 0.65 kb sequence encoding the 3C protein was amplified by PCR, where oligonucleotides SEQ ID NO 11 and 12 were used. This band was cloned into the P3AB vector in the Xi al-H ⁇ dlIl sites.
- the plasmid pKMLAm was obtained by cloning the 3.4 kb MLAm band, digested with the Sma ⁇ -Cla ⁇ enzymes, into the pKTPL-2 vector, which contains the CaMV 2x 35S promoter sequence, the TEV leader sequence and the 35S terminator of the CaMV. Plasmid pKTPL-2 was digested with the enzymes col / col-Klenow-C / al. The sequence of interest of the binary plasmid pBMLAm is shown in Figure 1 (F).
- This plasmid was obtained by digesting the plasmid pKMLAm with the Sph ⁇ enzymes, and subsequently treated with mung bean nuclease, resulting in a 4.7 kb band that was cloned into the binary vector pBin19, digested with the Sma ⁇ enzyme.
- the resulting plasmid pBMLAm therefore contains: the neomycin phosphotransferase II (NPT II) gene which codes for the selection marker, kanamycin; the MLAm gene, which codes for modified HAV polyprotein, regulated by the 2X 35S promoter, the TEV leader, the CaMV terminator and the nucleotide sequence of the right and left edges of the T-DNA, through which these are transferred genes to the genome of the plant.
- NPT II neomycin phosphotransferase II
- MLAm which codes for modified HAV polyprotein, regulated by the 2X 35S promoter, the TEV leader, the CaMV terminator and the nucleotide sequence of the right and left edges of the T-DNA, through which these are transferred genes to the genome of the plant.
- Example 3 Genetic constructs for the expression of pentamers in the plant cell cytosol.
- the sequence of interest of plasmid p ⁇ MLAm is shown in Figure 2 (A).
- the 114 bp fragment of the plasmid pMLA was removed by cutting with the Smal-Psil enzymes and replaced by the synthetic nucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO 15 and 16) that restores the start of the gene that encodes for the VP2 protein.
- the sequence of the ⁇ MLAm region corresponds to SEQ ID NO 17.
- the plasmid pK ⁇ MLAm was obtained by cloning the ⁇ MLAm band (3.46 kb) digested with the Sma ⁇ -Cla ⁇ enzymes, in the digested plasmid pKTPL-2 col / col -Klenow-C / al
- the sequence of interest of the binary plasmid pB ⁇ MLAm is shown in Figure 2 (B), was obtained by digesting the binary plasmid pBin19 with the Smal enzymes and a 4.6 kb DNA fragment resulting from the digestion of the plasmid was cloned in this vector pKMLAm with the Sph ⁇ enzymes and treated with mung bean nuclease.
- the resulting plasmid pB ⁇ MLAm contains: the neomycin phosphotransferase II (NPT II) gene which codes for the selection marker, kanamycin; the MLAm gene, which codes for modified HAV polyprotein, regulated by the 2X 35S promoter, the TEV leader sequence, the CaMV 35S terminator and the nucleotide sequence of the right and left edges of the T-DNA, whereby They transfer these genes to the plant genome.
- NPT II neomycin phosphotransferase II
- Example 4 Genetic constructs for the expression of envelopes and pentamers in the endoplasmic reticulum of the plant cell.
- the sequence of interest of plasmid pBVHARE is shown in Figure 3B.
- the synthetic fragment (SEQ ID NO 18 and 19) coding for the retention signal in the endoplasmic reticulum (KDEL) was cloned into the vector BS (+) at the EcoRV-C / al sites.
- Plasmid p3ABCRE was obtained by digesting plasmid p3ABC with the enzymes X ⁇ ol Klenow-EcoRI and cloning the 3ABC sequence at the EcoRI-EcoRV sites ( Figure 3A, SEQ ID NO 23).
- the structural region P1-2A-KDEL (2.5 kb), extracted from plasmid pP1-2ARE with the enzymes Sma ⁇ -Cla ⁇ , were cloned separately. in the digested plasmid pKTPL-2 col / col / Klenow-C / al, resulting in plasmid pKP1-2ARE.
- the 3ABC-KDEL 1 kb region was removed from plasmid p3ABCRE with the enzymes ⁇ / col-C / al and cloned into plasmid pKTPL-2 digested with the same enzymes, resulting in plasmid pK3ABCRE.
- the binary vector pBin 19 was digested with the enzyme Sal ⁇ , and in this site the 2 kb sequence was cloned, extracted from the plasmid pK3ABCRE, digested with the enzyme Sa / I.
- plasmid PB3ABCRE was obtained.
- the resulting plasmid the pBVHARE carries the structural regions and the region with proteolytic function separately, fused to the retention signal in the reticulum and under the expression regulation signals in plants and the neomycin phosphotransferase II (NPT II) gene which code for the selection marker.
- NPT II neomycin phosphotransferase II
- Plasmid pB ⁇ VHARE The sequence of interest of plasmid pB ⁇ VHARE is shown in Figure 4B.
- plasmid pP1 ⁇ 2ARE was digested with Sma ⁇ -Pst ⁇ enzymes and this fragment was replaced by the synthetic nucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO 15 and 16), with the 5 'end of the gene coding for the VP2 protein.
- the resulting binary plasmid contains: the structural region without the sequence coding for the VP4 protein fused to the sequence coding for the KDEL peptide, under the expression regulation signals in plants; the 3ABC-KDEL region under these same signals and the neomycin phosphotransferase II (NPT II) gene which codes for the selection marker.
- Example 6 Obtaining envelopes and pentamers of HAV in transgenic plants of Nicotiana tabacum.
- Nicotiana tabacum plants were carried out following the method of Zambryski et al. (1983).
- strain AT 2260 (Deblaere et al., 1985) of Agrobacter ⁇ um tumefaciens was transformed by the liquid nitrogen method (Hofgen and Willmitzer, 1988) with the developed binary plasmids (pB ⁇ VHARE, pBVHARE, pB ⁇ MLAm, pBMLAm) and with the recombinants leaf discs of tobacco plants of the Petit Havana SR 1 variety, grown in vitro.
- Kanamycin 100 mg / L was used as a marker for the transformation event selection.
- Example 7 Obtaining envelopes and pentamers of HAV in transgenic plants of Carrot ⁇ Daucus carota L.)
- Agrobacterium tumefaciens transformed with binary plasmids pB ⁇ VHARE, pBVHARE, pB ⁇ MLAm, pBMLAm
- pB ⁇ VHARE, pBVHARE, pB ⁇ MLAm, pBMLAm binary plasmids
- the genetic transformation of rice plants was carried out following the method used by Hiei et al. (1994). For this, the At 2260 strain of Agrobacterium tumefaciens was transformed by the method of liquid nitrogen with the developed binary plasmids (pB ⁇ VHARE, pBVHARE, pB ⁇ MLAm, pBMLAm) and with these recombinants calluses obtained from the skull were transformed. Kanamycin (100 mg / L) was used as a marker for the transformation event selection. To check the presence of the genes of interest introduced in the genome of the tobacco plant and their expression, as well as the formation of envelopes Different procedures were performed viral or pentamers, which are described below.
- Example 9 Molecular and immunochemical characterization of transgenic plants. Southern blot analysis. To obtain the total DNA, with a view to performing Southern blot analyzes on tobacco, carrot and rice plants, a routine method described by Dellaporta et al. (1983) was used. For the analysis of the samples, leaves of transformed plants were taken with the constructions indicated above and that showed resistance to the selection marker. As negative controls, non-transformed plant leaves were used.
- Figure 5 shows the Southern transgenic tobacco plants transformed with the constructs for the cytosol expression of HAV shells and pentamers (pB ⁇ MLAm, pBMLAm), digested S al and Cla ⁇ (resulting in a 3.4 kb band ) and in the endoplasmic reticulum (pB ⁇ VHARE, pBVHARE), digested with the Smal-EcoRI enzymes (resulting in a 2.4 kb band).
- the results shown in Figure 5 demonstrate that plants contain in their genome the sequence they code for structural proteins.
- the results of the Western blot are shown in Figure 7.
- Immunodetection of the recombinant molecules obtained in the expression assay was performed by Western blot, according to the methodology described by Towbin et al. (1979).
- the samples for the Western blot consisted of total soluble proteins extracted from different transgenic tobacco, carrot and rice plants, transformed with the constructions that allow the expression of pentamers exclusively: Clones, tobacco 5, carrot 7 and Rice 3 transformed with the construction pB ⁇ VHARE, which enables the expression of pentamers in the endoplasmic reticulum of these plants; and the clones, tobacco 25, carrot 10 transformed with the construction pB ⁇ MLAm, which allows the expression of the pentamers in the cytosol.
- Proteins from SDS-PAGE were transferred to a nitrocellulose membrane and proteins of interest were identified using the anti-VP1 AcP conjugated to the enzyme alkaline phosphatase (PhoA). The expression of said enzyme was detected by a colorimetric reaction.
- the results of the Western blot are shown in Figure 7 and the expression of a protein of the size of the VP1 protein can be observed in all cultures, as well as other intermediates resulting from the incomplete processing of polyprotein.
- ELISA Immunoenzymatic assay
- the ELISA results are shown in Figure 8. Sandwich type tests were performed.
- the immunoassay plates (Maxisorp, Nunc) were coated with 10 ⁇ g / mL of AcM 7E7, in carbonate buffer (0.02 M Na 2 CO 3 , 0.028 M NaHCO 3 , pH 9.6), for 4 hours at 37 ° C. They were blocked for 2 hours at 37 ° C, with 5% skim milk in phosphate buffered saline (PBS) (100 mM NaCI, 80 mM Na 2 PO 4, 20 mM NaH 2 PO 4 , pH 7.4).
- PBS phosphate buffered saline
- tissue samples of tobacco plant leaves transformed with the plasmid pBMLAm and unprocessed plants from tissue culture were fixed in a 4% Formaldehyde solution and subsequently of 0.2% Glutaraldehyde. They were then dehydrated in ethanol and soaked in a solution of Lowicryl K 4M (Chemische Werke Lowi, Waldkraiburg).
- the ultra-thin cuts were placed on a nickel grid and incubated with the AcM 7E7, followed by incubation with the mouse anti-lgG AcP, labeled with 15 nm colloidal gold particles (British Bio-Cell International) .
- the immunostained sections were contrasted for 5 minutes in Uranilacetate and for 7 minutes in Lead Citrate, before being examined by the transmission electron microscope (Jeol-Jem 2000EX, Japan).
- the results show particles of approximately 27 nm in diameters only in the tobacco plant transformed with the pBMLAm construct, whereby the protein is expressed in the cell's cytosol.
- Example 10 Purification of wraps and pentamers from transgenic tobacco and rice plants.
- an anti-HAV monoclonal antibody obtained in the laboratories of the CIGB was used, which exclusively recognizes the immunogenic particles and pentamers.
- Vegetable cell proteins were extracted using the protocol described for Western blot analysis. The supernatant resulting from centrifugation was dissolved in 0.5 M sodium chloride and mixed with the gel-coupled antibody (Bio-rad Laboratories, Richmond, CA) and incubated for 16 hours at 4 ° C. The gel was washed with 10 volumes of PBS (100 mM NaCI, 80 mM Na 2 PO 4, 20 mM NaH 2 PO 4 , pH 7.4) and then the protein of interest was eluted with 0.2 M glycine, pH 2.5 The eluate was neutralized with basic Tris and dialyzed against PBS. The presence of HAV particles and pentamers from these leaf extracts were developed by ELISA, using a commercial neutralizing monoclonal 7E7 (Mediagnost), specific for the recognition of viral envelopes and pentamers of HAV.
- Example 11 Determination of the immunogenicity of the envelopes and the purified pentamers from transgenic plants by intraperitoneal administration.
- mice The 14-week white ICR mice were given two doses of 750 EL.U with purses and pentamers purified from transgenic tobacco and rice plants. In the same way, mice were inoculated with a commercial HAV antigen (Mediagnost), used as a positive control and with PBS (negative control). Blood samples were collected on days 0, 15, 30, 50 and 70 post-inoculation.
- HAV antigen Mediagnost
- the antibody levels produced were measured by an inhibition ELISA: the plate was coated with 5 ⁇ g of AcM 7E7 and incubated for 4 hours, then washed once with 0.1% PBS-Tween. It was blocked by adding 5% skim milk, diluted in 0.1% Tween PBS and incubated for 2 hours at 37 ° C. The plate was washed 3 times with 0.1% PBS-Tween. The sera of the immunized mice, previously incubated for 20 min at 37 ° C, were then added with HAV antigen (Mediagnoct). The plate was incubated for 12 hours at 16 ° C and subsequently washed 5 times with 0.1% PBS-Tween.
- Oral administration of the antigen was carried out in two ways: using the purified antigen and supplying the animals with carrots that express the antigen.
- For the determination of antigenicity by oral administration of the envelopes and purified pentamers 8 weeks Balb / c mice, pentamers and viral envelopes were administered for 8 weeks, in four doses of 7500 EL.U. 200 ⁇ l of blood was collected at 0, 15, 30, 50 and 70 days post-inoculation to detect the presence of anti-HAV antibodies, by means of an inhibition ELISA.
- the inhibition ELISA was performed by the procedure described above in Example 11. According to the results shown in Figure 11, the oral administration of HAV pentamers expressed in transgenic plants produces an immune response which is demonstrated by the averages of inhibition. of the sera of the mice used in the experiment. The averages of inhibition of orally administered sera are lower when compared to those obtained after intraperitoneal administration. Oral administration of pentamers through the use of edible plants was performed by feeding the mice with 5 g of raw carrots (transformed with the pB ⁇ MLAm construct that is designed to produce only pentamers) once a week for four weeks. As a negative control, sera from mice fed with non-transformed carrots were used. The ability of these plants to elicit an antibody response was demonstrated by an inhibition ELISA shown in Figure 12. SEQUENCE LIST
- Oligonucleotide sequence # 8 used to amplify the 3A sequence by PCR.
- Sequence # 9 Synthetic fragment whose nucleotide sequence encodes protein 3B and where nucleotides T are replaced by C and G by C respectively ⁇ 400> 9 tccagctgtt ggggtttatc atggagtgac taagcccaaa caagtgatta aattggatgc 60 agatccagta gagtctcagt tgact 85
- Sequence # 10 Synthetic fragment whose nucleotide sequence encodes protein 3B and where nucleotides T are replaced by C and G respectively by C (complementary chain).
- ⁇ 400> 10 ctagagtcaa ctgagactct actggatctg catccaattt aatcacttgt ttgggcttag 60 tcactccatg ataaacccca acagctgga 89
- Synthetic fragment that restores the start of the transcription of the VP2 protein restores the start of the transcription of the VP2 protein.
- Synthetic fragment that modifies the 3 'end of protein 2A introduces a spacer between it and the KDEL signal.
- Synthetic fragment that modifies end 3 ! of the prota ⁇ na 2A introduces a spacer between this one and the signal KDEL.
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