Efficient plasmid-based rescue of T7 RNA polymerase-driven calicivirus reverse genetics systems in mammalian cells using vaccinia virus RNA capping enzymes C4PR_LIV
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ABSTRACT: Calicivirus reverse genetics systems have typically relied on either in vitro transcribed RNA or plasmid-based rescue with enzyme supplementation. Plasmid based calicivirus rescue relies on supplementation with Fowl Pox T7 RNA polymerase which has cost and labour considerations. Here we present a novel system integrating vaccinia capping enzymes D1R and D12L encoded on plasmids in a rescue system for Murine Norovirus (MNV). Addition of D1R, D12L and T7 expressing plasmids increases viral rescue tires of MNV in both BSR-T7 cells and transgenic BSR-T7CD300LF cells and viral polyprotein abundance. This system offers an opportunity to increase viral rescue efficiency for MNV, other caliciviruses and permit higher throughput experimentation such as mutagenic screening.
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ORGANISM(S): Murine Norovirus Mesocricetus Auratus (golden Hamster)
TISSUE(S): Permanent Cell Line Cell
SUBMITTER:
Leandro Neves
LAB HEAD: Dr Ed Emmott
PROVIDER: PXD074707 | Pride | 2026-05-13
REPOSITORIES: Pride
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