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dc.contributor.authorSoede WWD
dc.contributor.authorHegger I
dc.date.accessioned2017-02-20T07:27:37
dc.date.issued1992-03-31
dc.identifier319006001
dc.description.abstractA live recombinant bacteria or virus with HIV determinants exposed at the outermembrane is one strategy for AIDS vaccine development. Two HIV determinants that showed neutralization capacity in in- vitro experiments were tested for their expression in PhoE outer membrane protein of E coli K12. Determinants, located on HIV envelope glycoprotein gp120, were inserted into the unique Nru I restriction site created in the fourth exposed region of PhoE. Partial insertion of one of the envelope determinants into the PhoE gene, having an inserted length of 27 amino acid residues, was succesfully done. The level of expression of the hybrid protein was however decreased compared to literature. Correct insertion of the other HIV derterminant, having an inserted length of 22 amino acid residues, couldn't be well determined yet. Experiments to enhance protein synthesis with lamoda promotor controlled expression were not succesful yet. Further research has to be done to improve expression of HIV determinants in PhoE as well as other outer membrane proteins, like Lam B, have to be tested as expression vector.<br>
dc.description.sponsorshipRIVM
dc.format.extent56 p
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dc.publisherRijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu RIVM
dc.relation.ispartofRIVM Rapport 319006001
dc.relation.urlhttp://www.rivm.nl/bibliotheek/rapporten/319006001.html
dc.subject02nl
dc.subjectaidsvaccinnl
dc.subjectvaccinontwikkelingnl
dc.subjectmembraaneiwittennl
dc.subjectantigene determinantennl
dc.subjectexpositievectorennl
dc.subjectaids vaccineen
dc.subjectvaccine developmenten
dc.subjectmembrane proteinsen
dc.subjectantigenic determinantsen
dc.subjectgenetic vectorsen
dc.titleThe use of outer membrane proteins as an exposure surface for foreign antigens in AIDS vaccine methodology and AIDS diagnosticsen
dc.title.alternativeHet gebruik van buitenmembraan eiwitten expositievector voor de ontwikkeling van een AIDS-vaccinnl
dc.typeReport
dc.date.updated2017-02-20T06:27:38Z
html.description.abstractA live recombinant bacteria or virus with HIV determinants exposed at the outermembrane is one strategy for AIDS vaccine development. Two HIV determinants that showed neutralization capacity in in- vitro experiments were tested for their expression in PhoE outer membrane protein of E coli K12. Determinants, located on HIV envelope glycoprotein gp120, were inserted into the unique Nru I restriction site created in the fourth exposed region of PhoE. Partial insertion of one of the envelope determinants into the PhoE gene, having an inserted length of 27 amino acid residues, was succesfully done. The level of expression of the hybrid protein was however decreased compared to literature. Correct insertion of the other HIV derterminant, having an inserted length of 22 amino acid residues, couldn&apos;t be well determined yet. Experiments to enhance protein synthesis with lamoda promotor controlled expression were not succesful yet. Further research has to be done to improve expression of HIV determinants in PhoE as well as other outer membrane proteins, like Lam B, have to be tested as expression vector.&lt;br&gt;


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