T cell response to oncoprotein E7 of Human Papillomavirus genotype 16 (HPV 16) delivered by Salmonella typhi strain Ty21a (S. typhi Ty21a) in mice.

作者: M Lakshmi Narasu , Rajan Sriraman , K. Sathish , VA Srinivasan , K. Balaji

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关键词: ELISPOTSplenocyteImmunotherapyExpression vectorVirologyRecombinant DNATy21aT cellSalmonella typhiMedicine

摘要: Immunotherapy is intensely being considered for either a stand-alone or supplemental treatment of HPV associated precancers and cancers. The aim the study was to enquire whether S. typhi Ty21a engineered express 16 E7 (Ty21a-E7) elicits T cell response oncoprotein. codon optimized synthetic HPV16 gene cloned in an expression vector under constitutive promoter (Ptac). Female mice strain C57BL/6 were immunized intra nasally with Ty21a-E7. mediated immune evaluated employing IFNγ-Elispot assay. Splenocytes stimulated affinity purified recombinant proteins, GST-E7 GST expressed E. coli BL21. specific IFN secreting- spot forming cells (SFCs) obtained on stimulation Elispot assay 240 (±6.92) cells/million splenocytes, significantly higher (p< 0.01) than number splenocytes (67.3 ±26.40 cells/million). antigen found be predominantly CD4+ type. results show CMI mouse model study. To our knowledge this first reporting oncoprotein delivered by Ty21a- live-attenuated, oral, typhoid vaccine strain.

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