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Construction of HBD-3 Gene Breast-Specific Expression Vector and Eukaryotic Expression
Author: PengWei
Tutor: ZhangYong
School: Northwest University of Science and Technology
Course: Clinical Veterinary Medicine
Keywords: humanβ-defensin-3 Holsteinβ-casein EGFP reporter gene donor cells nuclear transfer
CLC: Q78
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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The mammary glands of transgenic animals are an ideal site for producing complex bioactive proteins. This technology overcomes the limitations of conventional and recombinant production systems for recombinant proteins. HBD-3 protein is lower in normal human tissue, and difficult to separate or purify, though the extraction of available amount of HBD-3 protein is very limited. However, the cost of chemical synthesis is too costly, so obtain a large number of antimicrobial peptides HBD-3 protein by genetic engineering techniques as a preferred way. Although the antimicrobial activity and biochemical characteristics of recombinant HBD-3 in which the prokaryotic expressed is no difference to natural HBD-3. When we insert the eukaryotic genes into prokaryotic cells, that caused the antimicrobial peptide activity and expression decreased because of the preference of codon usage, Also may be due to expression HBD-3 protein in the form of inclusion bodies in E. coli, purified protein needs to be further to the renaturation with biological activity.Therefore, this study Holstein mammary epithelial cells using eukaryotic expression systems.To establish humanβ-defensin-3 gene transgenic cell lines as competent donor cells for the production of transgenic animals using somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT). Firstly, we obtained humanβ-defensin-3 by RT-PCR from human placenta, The amplified DNA fragments were purified from agrose gel, subsequently cloned into pMD-19 vector, and then transformed into E.coli DH5α. The positive clones were named pMhD, which were identified by restriction endonuclease digestion and sequencing analysis. and subsequently inserted the fragment hBD into the corresponding site of the plasmid pBCP. HBD-3 gene was cloned into middle of 5’ end regulatory element and 3’ end regulatory element of the bovine beta-casein (β-casein, CSN2)promoter, the recombinant plasmid pBCD was constructed. We obtained bcd fragment which was 3.0 kb with SacI/ SacII digestion, then was cloned directionally into expression vector pEGFP-C1. The mammary gland-specific expression vector pEBCD was constructed, which comprised of HBD-3 gene gene driven by CSN2 regulator sequence and EGFP reporter gene.The mammary-specific expression vector pEBCD was introduced into the Holstein Fetal fibroblast cells using liposome. After 24-48 h, the expression of report gene EGFP was observed under fluoroscope. Then the transfected Holstein Fetal fibroblast cells were selected by G418 for 3-4 weeks. We identified G418 resistant transfectants by PCR, RT-PCR and EGFP detection. Our results indicated that humanβ-defensin-3 gene stably was integrated into the open region of the chromatin in G418 resistant fibroblast cells. Meanwhile we induced by insulin, hydrocortisone and prolactin to express HBD-3 protein. The recombinant HBD-3 protein from culture supernatant of transgenic mammary epithelial cells was harvested after 48 h, The results of Western blotting ,showed that the transfected cells could expressed recombinant HBD-3 protein, whose MW was 5 ku . Further confirmed that HBD-3 gene can be integrated into the host cell’s genome, making it able toβ-casein protein for the promoter to be highly expressed in favor of the purified protein, which is through the use of animal mammary gland bioreactor for the production of medicinal lay the foundation for protein. This study may provide competent transgenic donor cells for the production of transgenic animals by SCNT and improve the efficiency of transgenic cloning.
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