Hybridoma Screening and Purification of SFTS Virus Antibodies
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Other organizations : National Institute of Infectious Diseases, University of Miyazaki, Toyama Institute of Health, Nagasaki University
Variable analysis
- Transfection of NIH/3T3 cells with an SFTS virus Gn/Gc expression plasmid (pC030GP)
- Immunization of BALB/c mouse with SFTS virus Gn/Gc-expressing NIH/3T3 cells to obtain antibody-producing hybridoma
- Immunization of GANP® mice with SFTSVGnSTH and SFTSVGcSTH proteins to obtain antibody-producing hybridoma
- Antibody production by hybridoma cells
- Binding of antibodies to SFTS virus-infected and virus-uninfected cell lysates (ELISA)
- Binding of antibodies to SFTSVGnSTH and SFTSVGcSTH proteins (ELISA)
- Use of virus-uninfected cell lysates as a control for ELISA
- Use of TransIT LT1 as a transfection reagent
- Use of Hybridoma Serum-Free Medium for hybridoma cell culture
- Use of HiTrap™ Protein G HP Columns for mAb purification
- Use of IsoStrip™ Mouse Monoclonal Antibody Isotyping Kit for mAb isotype determination
- Use of commercially available mouse mAbs specific to SFTS virus Gn and Gc as controls
- Positive control: Commercially available mouse mAbs specific to SFTS virus Gn and Gc
- Negative control: Virus-uninfected cell lysates used in ELISA
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