Expression of Deer Adenovirus Spike Protein By: Dang Duong.

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Expression of Deer Adenovirus Spike Protein By: Dang Duong

Background Introduction Adenoviruses infect wide variety of animals – Wild & Domestic – Pathogenic in Deer – Symptoms of AV are ulcers and abscesses in the mouth and throat – Acute Symptoms would be rapid breathing, diarrhea, foaming at the mouth – Death can occur with 3-5 days from the time of the exposure. – No known cases of transferring to humans Transmission: direct contact, contact with bodily fluids, possibly airborne routes

Background Detection of DAV Isolation of the Virus – Enzyme-linked Immuno Assay (ELISA) based test is needed – Exam serum to see if the animal is exposed Generate DAV spike protein Coat the plate with the spike protein to make ELISA plate that can capture the IgG specific to DAV Making monoclonal antibody to detect the virus in the tissue

Goals of the Study Expressing the DAV spike protein in a PET6XHN-N Vector Being able to produce monoclonal antibody

Research Outline Amplify the coding region of the spike protein by PCR using primer flanking the S protein coding region Clone the coding region into PCR-TOPO 2.1 cloning vector Re-clone the coding region into PET6XHN-N vector Induce the spike protein expression in BL-21 cells

PCR with DAV specific primers Open reading frame (ORF) of spike protein Promoter DAV-S-FOR DAV-S-REV DAVs ORF Hind III

Amplification of Spike Protein Coding Region 1.Liver 2. Spleen 3. Kidney 4. non-infected animal tissue MW 1.4 kb * 1, 2, and 3 were success in detecting the Spike Protein *

PCR-TOPO Cloning: TOPO-DAVs Ligate Transform Spread Incubate

Screening for TOPO-DAVs Select of White Colonies in Petri Dish Picking the white colony and inoculate into 2 ml LB broth with kanamycin Grow the Bacteria overnight at 37 degree C in a shaking incubator Extract the plasmid DNA by mini-prep Digest the extracted DNA with EcoR I Run the digested DNA in agarose gel See if the insert is expressed in the gel run

Result of the Screening by EcoR I digestion * Positive Insert (TOPO-DAVs): 3, 10, 13 * MW

Re-clone the coding region into pET6XHN-N vector Digest the TOPO-DAVs and pET6XHN-N with Hind III Run them on the gel Cut the DNA fragment Ligate the DAV spike sequence with pET6XHN-N at Hind III site Transform the ligation into DH5a E. Coli

Digest the DAV-S plasmid and pET6XHN-N with Hind III Insert Vector

Screening for pET6XHN-N-DAVs Pick 20 colonies Grow the bacteria in LB with ampicillin overnight Isolate the plasmid by mini-prep Digest the extract DNA with Hind III Run the digestion in agarose gel

Summary DAV-spike gene was amplified by PCR using primers flanking the coding sequence The PCR product was successfully cloned into TOPO vector Re-cloning the DAV-spike gene into the expression vector result is pending After successfully ligating into the expression vector, Purify the vector so that His-spike is left. Protein synthesis and monoclonal antibodies.