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ArticleVirusdisease2020

Construction and purification of ANK gene deleted recombinant goatpox virus.

Xueping Zhang, Jianjun Tong, Tuohetiniyazi Milikaimu, Chuanchuan He, Wei Wang, Youwen Li

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Article in Virusdisease, 2020. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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6 authors at 2 institutions in 1 country.

Xueping ZhangConstruction Corps Key Laboratory of Livestock Technology in Tarim, Alar, 843300 Xinjiang China.
Jianjun TongConstruction Corps Key Laboratory of Livestock Technology in Tarim, Alar, 843300 Xinjiang China.
Tuohetiniyazi MilikaimuConstruction Corps Key Laboratory of Livestock Technology in Tarim, Alar, 843300 Xinjiang China.
Chuanchuan HeConstruction Corps Key Laboratory of Livestock Technology in Tarim, Alar, 843300 Xinjiang China.
Wei WangCollege of Animal Science, Tarim University, Alar, 843300 Xinjiang China.
Youwen LiConstruction Corps Key Laboratory of Livestock Technology in Tarim, Alar, 843300 Xinjiang China.
Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps · CNTarim University · CN

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Abstract

Sheeppox virus (SPPV) and goatpox virus (GTPV) are two pathogens of host specificity. Previous studies have hypothesized that ankyrin (ANK) family may play an important role in determining host range of SPPV and GTPV. In order to verify the function of ANK proteins, it is critical to generate and purify the ANK gene deleted GTPV. In this study, the GFP gene as a reporter gene was connected with two homologous arms of ANK gene by fusion PCR. The ANK gene deleted transfer vectors were generated by inserting the PCR products into PET42b, and were transfected into testicular primary cells which were infected by GTPV. The rGTPV were identified as green fluorescence positive and properly purified. The results showed that GFP gene and two homologous arms of ANK gene were connected. The sequence was inserted in PET42b to form ANK deleted transfer vector. ANK deleted rGTPV was generated successfully by transferring vector and GTPV in cells. The ANK deleted rGTPV was purified and identified in this study. The study successfully generated the ANK deleted rGTPV. It overcomes the technical barrier for future studies about the function of ANK genes.

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ANK deletedConstruction and purificationGTPVRecombinant virus

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PMID33381625
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