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Cloning, expression, and antiviral activity of interferon β from the Chinese microbat, Myotis davidii (Download the PDF)6 V- d9 @/ o) D1 c+ A/ o8 j
Ying-Zi Liang, Li-Jun Wu, Qian Zhang, Peng Zhou, Mei-Niang Wang, Xing-Lou Yang, Xing-Yi Ge, Lin-Fa Wang, Zheng-Li Shi*: H0 j& ~* \6 M4 y' z2 n
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Abstract: Bats are natural reservoir hosts for many viruses that produce no clinical symptoms in bats.7 J J: M" k1 s' t3 G! Z& p
Therefore, bats may have evolved effective mechanisms to control viral replication. However, little
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key role in controlling viral infections. In this study, we report the cloning, expression, and* k; K% l1 [5 f6 I5 f
biological activity of interferon β (IFNβ) from the Chinese microbat species, Myotis davidii. We
! D. T& ~- p2 Q( t- L+ `demonstrated the upregulation of IFNB and IFN-stimulated genes in a kidney cell line derived from
3 z% X$ y& \0 S$ I3 I+ U; \& P, fM. davidii after treatment with polyI:C or infection with Sendai virus. Furthermore, the recombinant
5 h3 a7 s# x9 ^7 c1 e# \2 nIFNβ inhibited vesicular stomatitis virus and bat adenovirus replication in cell lines from two bat
8 h! ?' V: P/ M# jspecies, M. davidii and Rhinolophus sinicus. We provide the first in vitro evidence of IFNβ antiviral
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! ^ C/ Y! o2 ?" |2 h3 z+ }Keywords: bat; interferon; IFN-stimulated genes; antiviral activity$ z: d0 y0 e, F; p# C2 P- `, S8 r n
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大卫鼠耳蝠干扰素β的克隆、表达和抗病毒活性检测$ z6 r- }7 O! r0 h1 K2 z8 q
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梁英子,吴利军,张倩,周鹏,王媚娘,杨兴娄,葛行义,王林发,石正丽*! S8 }% ], Z+ ]3 q
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: m- G* N9 u. H( a- z摘要:蝙蝠是多种病毒的自然宿主,其中一些病毒是人畜新发传染病的病原。然而自然携带或人工感染病毒的蝙蝠并不表现出临床症状,其中机制未知。近期对两种蝙蝠基因组序列分析结果提示,蝙蝠可能具有一些独特的先天性免疫机制。本论文在前期研究基础上,用定量PCR技术分析病毒感染后蝙蝠干扰素及其诱导基因的应答水平;表达鼠耳蝠Ⅰ型干扰素和干扰素诱导蛋白,测试蝙蝠干扰素在不同来源的细胞中对病毒的抑制作用,试图初步了解病毒诱导的蝙蝠先天性免疫应答机制。! I3 Y1 L8 ]" B4 F) r" I# X
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& ~" _, y0 Q- `! \5 V关键词:干扰素,蝙蝠天然免疫,抗病毒活性,定量PCR
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