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禽腺联病毒序列促进人组织激肽释放酶在鸡输卵管的表达、鉴定及检测方法建立
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摘要
腺联病毒(adeno-associated virus, AAV)是很有前景的基因治疗载体。禽腺联病毒(avian adeno-associated virus, AAAV)具有与人AAV类似的潜伏感染特性和基因组结构。为了探索AAAV末端反向重复(ITR)和Rep基因序列能否促进外源基因的整合和表达,本研究将人组织激肽释放酶(hKLK1)鸡输卵管特异表达盒克隆在AAAV ITR之间,并将CMV启动子控制的Rep基因表达盒构建于同一载体,获得重组表达载体pRep2ITR-OV4-KLK1。以不含AAAV序列的鸡输卵管表达载体pOV4-KLK1为对照,通过体外释放实验确定PEI与质粒DNA的包被条件为N/P=5;用生理盐水稀释PEI-质粒DNA复合物,经翅静脉注射产蛋鸡。蛋清中重组酶的活性检测结果显示,在质粒DNA相同的条件下, pRep2ITR-OV4-KLK1表达hK1的水平及维持时间较pOV4K有所提高或延长,但不能维持持久表达。这些试验结果提示,AAAV ITR和(或)Rep序列能促进hKLK1在鸡输卵管上皮细胞中的表达,但不能介导外源基因的整合或整合效率很低。
     为了进一步研究rhKl的理化特性,对载体注射鸡蛋清进行Western blotting检测,结果显示rhK1能被hKl特异抗体识别,成熟酶的分子量为37 kDa;将鸡蛋清用不同pH的缓冲液稀释,然后进行酶活性检测,结果显示rhK1在pH7-10范围内均有较强活性;将鸡蛋清用含不同金属离子(终浓度为0.01M)的缓冲液稀释,然后进行酶活性测定,结果表明rhKl能被Cu2+、Fe3+和Al3+完全抑制;将鸡蛋清用缓冲液适当稀释,在不同温度下孵育一定时间,然后进行酶活性测定,结果显示37℃孵育20min能显著激活酶活性,而100℃孵育30min能使酶失活。
     为了建立hK1的定量检测方法,以饱和硫酸铵-葡萄球菌A蛋白纯化的hKl特异单克隆抗体为包被抗体,以亲和层析纯化的GST-hKl融合蛋白为抗原,建立双抗体夹心ELISA方法。在优化的反应条件下,检测已知抗原的批内和批间重复性良好,在抗原浓度在16-125μg/ml范围内具有良好的线性关系;用建立的方法对重组载体注射鸡蛋清进行检测,结果在注射载体后的第3、6、9天,蛋清中的rhK1分别为332μg/ml、476μg/ml和248μg/ml。
Adeno-associated virus (AAV) is a promising vector for gene therapy. Avian adeno-associated virus (AAAV) has a similar persistent infection and genome structure to AAAV. To explore the feasibility of using AAAV sequences to promote oviduct-specific expression of human Human Tissue Kallikrein (rhK1) gene, we inserted the oviduct-specific expression cassette between the AAAV ITRs and included the CMV promoter-controlled Rep-expression cassette in the same vector, resulting in recombinant vector pRep2ITR-OV4-KLK1. The AAAV sequence-containing vector, as well as the control vector pOV4K, was injected into egg-laying hens via wing vein route after mixing with polyethyleneimine (PEI) at N/P=5. After twine injection, egg whites were collected for enzymatic assay. The results showed that a higher and longer hK1 expression was observed in egg whites of pRep2ITR-OV4-KLK1-injected hens than that in the control vector-injected birds. These data indicate that AAAV ITRs and/or Rep gene can promote KLK1 gene expression in an oviduct-specific manner without evidence for persistent expression.
     To characterize the rhK1, egg white of the vector-injected laying hens submitted to Western blotting analysis using an antibody specific for human tissue kallikrein. The results showed that a specific protein band of 37kDa was detected, which corresponded to the mature enzyme. Further biochemical studies showed that the rhK1 had a similar thermo-stability, optimal pH and sensitivity to different ions to the natural enzymes from human and porcine tissues.
     To establish a quantitative detection method for rhK1, by using affinity-purifed monoclonal antibody against hK1 as the coating antibody and the E.coli-expressed GST-KLK1 fusion protein as the known antigen, a sandwich ELISA was established. Under the optimized conditions, the ELISA reading values had intra- and inter-plate linear relationship with the antigen concentrations ranging from 16μg/ml to 125μg/ml. The egg whites of the vector–injected hens were submitted to the ELISA detection and the hK1 of 332, 476 and 248μg/ml was detected at days 3, 6 and 9 after vector injection, respectively.
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