Polyclonal Antibody Production for Ovine Lentivirus Detection
Corresponding Organization : University of Zurich
Other organizations : University of Bern
Variable analysis
- Pairwise protein sequence alignments for the identification of conserved regions in the envelope (Env) proteins of exJSRV, the MVV and CAEV
- Prediction of antigenic epitopes using the Antibody Epitope Prediction tools of the Immune Epitope Database and Analysis Resource and the Antigen Profiler tool from ThermoFisher Scientific
- Epitope cluster analysis to assess and visualize the conservancy of the epitope regions
- Analysis of the suitability of the selected peptide sequences for production and purification using the peptide synthesis and proteotypic peptide analyzing tool from ThermoFisher Scientific
- Selection of peptides corresponding to the amino acid residues exJSRV-Env596-614, CAEV-Env860-879 and MVV-Env860-876
- Sequences retrieved from the National Centre for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
- Geneious prime software version 2020 used for pairwise protein sequence alignments
- Region of interest to produce polyclonal antibodies against exJSRV chosen according to Liu et al. [37]
- Customized rabbit Polyclonal Antibodies obtained from ThermoFisher Scientific
- Immunohistochemical investigation for the three viruses performed on all 110 lungs
- PCR-positive OPA cases with typical pathomorphological lesions as well as goat synovial membrane cells (P3) infected with either MVV or CAEV served as positive controls
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