Test of the ability of HPV L1 conserved sequence polypeptide to antisera to degrade HPV6 infection
10.3969/j.issn.1000-484X.2024.01.010
- VernacularTitle:HPV L1保守序列多肽抗血清降解HPV6感染能力的测试
- Author:
Jinfang DENG
1
;
Zhiying LI
;
Bing XUE
;
Changyi XIAO
Author Information
1. 三峡大学附属仁和医院妇产科,三峡大学妇科肿瘤研究所,宜昌 443000
- Keywords:
HPV;
Polypeptide antiserum;
Human immortalized keratinocytes;
Degradation;
In vitro infection
- From:
Chinese Journal of Immunology
2024;40(1):78-81
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective:To determine whether human papillomavirus(HPV L1)C-terminal conserved sequence antibodies with cross-reactive major capsid proteins of different types of HPV L1 have the ability to degrade HPV6 infection.Methods:Condyloma specimens were collected,HPV6 infection cases were identified from the collected samples,and virus was extracted.Polypeptide anti-sera were diluted in different proportions,and then co-cultured and neutralized with the resulting virus,then removed to contact mono-layer-cultured human immortalized keratinocytes and tested by HPV6 disease using PCR.Content of HPV6 DNA in human immortalized keratinocytes was exposed,and the presence of HPV6 L1 protein in this cells was tested by ELISA.Results:Human immortalized ke-ratinocytes infected with HPV6 virus neutralization at different dilution concentrations,the PCR products of their DNA extracts were electrophoresis and showed positive bands of HPV6 specificity zone at 280 bp of the gel,and the intensity of positive bands gradually decreased with increasing antiserum concentration.Protein extracted from human immortalized keratinocytes exposed to anti-serum neutralizing virus was tested by ELISA,and the amount of HPV L1 protein showed the same gradient trend as the above PCR test results,and the difference were statistically significant.Conclusion:It is preliminarily proved that HPV6 L1 conserved sequence polypeptide antisera can partially degrade the infection ability of the virus,and it has the value of studying more HPV neutralization types.
