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Establishment of Stably Transfected Cells Constitutively Expressing the Full-Length and Truncated Antigenic Proteins of Two Genetically Distinct Mink Astroviruses
by
Baule, Claudia
,
Detournay, Olivier
,
Bidokhti, Mehdi R. M.
in
Animals
,
Antibodies
,
Antibodies, Viral - biosynthesis
2013
Astroviruses are becoming a growing concern in veterinary and public health. To date there are no registered vaccines against astrovirus-induced disease, mostly due to the difficulty to cultivate astroviruses to high titer for vaccine development using conventional techniques. As means to circumvent this drawback, we have developed stably transfected mink fetal cells and BHK21 cells constitutively expressing the full-length and truncated capsid proteins of two distinct genotypes of mink astrovirus. Protein expression in these stably transfected cells was demonstrated by strong signals as evaluated by in-situ PLA and IFA, and confirmed by Western blotting. The recombinant full-length and truncated proteins induced a high level of antibodies in mink, evaluated by ELISA, demonstrating their immunogenicity. In a challenge experiment in mink, a reduction in presentation clinical signs and virus shedding was observed in mink kits born from immunized females. The gene integration and protein expression were sustained through cell passage, showing that the used approach is robust and reliable for expression of functional capsid proteins for vaccine and diagnostic applications.
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Low carb high fat bread : gluten- and sugar-free baguettes, loaves, crackers, and more
\"Bread is such an integral part of our daily diet that it tends to be what we miss the most when embarking on a low carb high fat or gluten-free diet. After the initial excitement fades, it doesn't take long for the aroma of a freshly baked, warm-from-the-oven loaf to waft into our memory. At last, with Low Carb High Fat Bread, those following low-carb and gluten-free lifestyles can once again bite into delicious, crusty bread. LCHF breads are made with an egg base and contain vitamins, minerals, and protein. This makes LCHF bread highly nutritious, substantial, and satisfying for a hearty snack or even a light lunch. Plus, these recipes are quick and easy to make; simply mix the dough, shape, and bake. Low Carb High Fat Bread includes forty delicious recipes, including: Basil loaf Monkey bread Foccacia with red onion and Parmesan Crispbread Hotdog and hamburger buns Tortillas It's all here! LCHF bread is gluten- and sugar-free and is perfect for weight loss and health. With Low Carb High Fat Bread, everyone can indulge in a slice of warm, aromatic, and delectable bread\"-- Provided by publisher.
Complex genetic diversity patterns of cryptic, sympatric brown trout (Salmo trutta) populations in tiny mountain lakes
by
Laikre, Linda
,
Chiriboga, Fidel
,
Wennerström, Lovisa
in
Allozyme
,
allozymes
,
Animal Genetics and Genomics
2017
Intraspecific genetic variation can have similar effects as species diversity on ecosystem function; understanding such variation is important, particularly for ecological key species. The brown trout plays central roles in many northern freshwater ecosystems, and several cases of sympatric brown trout populations have been detected in freshwater lakes based on apparent morphological differences. In some rare cases, sympatric, genetically distinct populations lacking visible phenotypic differences have been detected based on genetic data alone. Detecting such “cryptic” sympatric populations without prior grouping of individuals based on phenotypic characteristics is more difficult statistically, though. The aim of the present study is to delineate the spatial connectivity of two cryptic, sympatric genetic clusters of brown trout discovered in two interconnected, tiny subarctic Swedish lakes. The structures were detected using allozyme markers, and have been monitored over time. Here, we confirm their existence for almost three decades and report that these cryptic, sympatric populations exhibit very different connectivity patterns to brown trout of nearby lakes. One of the clusters is relatively isolated while the other one shows high genetic similarity to downstream populations. There are indications of different spawning sites as reflected in genetic structuring among parr from different creeks. We used >3000 SNPs on a subsample and find that the SNPs largely confirm the allozyme pattern but give considerably lower
F
ST
values, and potentially indicate further structuring within populations. This type of complex genetic substructuring over microgeographical scales might be more common than anticipated and needs to be considered in conservation management.
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Low carb high fat cakes and desserts : gluten-free and sugar-free pies, pastries, and more
\"We all need a little sugar every now and then. Sometimes you simply crave a little something sweet, but desserts and treats often have a reputation for ruining your 'diet.' Wouldn't it be great if you could eat all the cakes, cookies, and sweets you wanted without gaining weight? With the tasty treats in this book, you now can! Learn to substitute coconut flour for wheat and replace sugar with natural sweeteners - you won't be able to taste the difference. These healthy alternatives are perfect for both satisfying your own sugar craving and serving at parties and get-togethers. Your guests will be impressed with the delectable treats and grateful for their health benefits. Healthy, yet scrumptious recipes include: Blueberry Mousse Cake Mini Strawberry Mousse Pies Rhubarb Cheesecake Orange Cookies Raspberry Panna Cotta Pie With Cakes and Desserts with Low Carb High Fat, you can satisfy your sweet tooth without ruining your diet.\"--Publisher's description.
Establishment of Stably Transfected Cells Constitutively Expressing the Full-Length and Truncated Antigenic Proteins of Two Genetically Distinct Mink Astroviruses: e82978
2013
Astroviruses are becoming a growing concern in veterinary and public health. To date there are no registered vaccines against astrovirus-induced disease, mostly due to the difficulty to cultivate astroviruses to high titer for vaccine development using conventional techniques. As means to circumvent this drawback, we have developed stably transfected mink fetal cells and BHK21 cells constitutively expressing the full-length and truncated capsid proteins of two distinct genotypes of mink astrovirus. Protein expression in these stably transfected cells was demonstrated by strong signals as evaluated by in-situ PLA and IFA, and confirmed by Western blotting. The recombinant full-length and truncated proteins induced a high level of antibodies in mink, evaluated by ELISA, demonstrating their immunogenicity. In a challenge experiment in mink, a reduction in presentation clinical signs and virus shedding was observed in mink kits born from immunized females. The gene integration and protein expression were sustained through cell passage, showing that the used approach is robust and reliable for expression of functional capsid proteins for vaccine and diagnostic applications.
Journal Article