Expression and Immune Effect Study of Therapeutic Recombinant Protein Vaccine VP22?-mE6?/mE7 / 中国生物工程杂志

ABSTRACT

In order to investigate the biological effects of the VP22?-mE6?/mE7 built-in adjuvant fusion protein vaccine on the tumor associated with HPV-16 infection.HSV-1 VP22? and HPV-16 mE6?/mE7 genes were cloned,and the pET28a-VP22?-mE6?/mE7 recombinat prokaryotic expression vector was constructed.Vector was transformed into Rosetta(DE3)E.coli string and expressed under the induction of IPTG.The re-naturalized protein was then purified via Ni2+ affinity adsorbent column and identified by SDS-PAGE and Western blot.Purified protein was immunized BalB/C and C57BL/6 mice to evaluate the immunogenicity and anti-tumor activity.The expressed recombinant protein formed as inclusion body with a prediction MW about 34kDa and contained approximately 45% of total somatic protein.The VP22?-mE6?/mE7 immunization induced higher titer of specific IgG against HPV,higher level of lymphocyte proliferation and better effect on suppressing HPV16 positive TC-1 tumor growth than the mice immunized with mE6?/mE7 alone.The results showed that the recombined built-in adjuvant vaccine could induce specific cellular immune response in vitro and inhibit the TC-1 tumor proliferation in vivo,that would be a foundation for further studies and developments of inner adjuvant vaccines.