Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 2001;41(3):343-350.
Analysis of antigenic sites on the VP4 of porcine rotavirus, Gottfried strain
Yun-kyung Song1, Won-yong Kim2, Shien-young Kang1
1Research Institute of Veterinary Medicine/College of Veterinary Medicine, Chungbuk National University
2College of Medicine, Chungang University
돼지 로타바이러스(Gottfried 주)의 VP4 항원구조분석
송윤경1, 김원용2, 강신영1
1충북대학교 수의과대학/동물의학연구소
2중앙대학교 의과대학
Abstract
The neutralization epitopes of the outer capsid protein VP4 of a porcine rotavirus, Gottfried strain, were studied using neutralizing monocolonal antibodies(N-MAbs). Eight N-MAbs which are specific for the VP4 of Gottfried strain were used for analyzing the antigenic sites of VP4. Three different approaches were used for this analysis; i)testing the serological reactivity of each N-MAb against different G and P types of human and animal rotavirusese ii) analyzing N-MAb-resistant viral escape mutants and iii) performing nucleotide sequence analysis of the VP4 gene of each N-MAb-resistant viral escape mutant. From experimental results, at least four antigenic sites(I, II, III, and IV) were identified. Antigenic site I recognized by N-MAbs 24B9, 23G10, and 26A2 was separated from antigenic site II recognized by N-MAbs 30H5, 32B3, and 29B3. However, these antigenic sites were overlapped with antigenic site III recognized by N-MAb 21A1. The other antigenic site IV recognized by N-MAb 16D2 was separated from antigenic sites I, II, and III.
Key Words: Rotavirus, VP4, antigenic site, N-MAb resistant escape mutant, SSCP
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