Prediction of retinol-binding protein 3(RBP3) epitopesin Chinese tree shrew and validation of its uveitogenic activity
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    Objective:To predict the epitopes of tree shrew retinol-binding protein 3(RBP3) and to validate its uveitogenic activity. Methods:BLAST was utilized to compare the amino acid sequence homology of RBP3 protein with the IRBP of human,Papio Anubis,bovine,rat and mouse by DNAMAN. The antigenic sites of T cell epitopes of RBP3 and their interaction with murine MHC class Ⅱ molecules were analyzed by DNAStar software. The B10.RⅢ mouse was immunized by the predicted RBP3182-192 antigen peptide and T cell proliferation assay was conducted to assess its immunogenicity and pathogenicity. Results:According to DNAMAN alignment analysis,the amino acid homology of the RBP3 protein in tree shrew with the IRBP of human,Papio anubis,bovine,rat and mice was 83.50%,82.81%,82.23%,82.94% and 82.63%,respectively. Our results showed that T cell epitope of the RBP3 protein con-tained 47 potential T cell epitopes and 34 antigen sites that interacted with murine MHC-Ⅱ molecule. Conclusion:Critically,experimental autoimmune uveitis(EAU) in B10.RⅢ mouse and T cell proliferation have also been successfully induced with the predicted RBP3182-192 antigen peptide,suggesting that the predicted T cell epitopes have uveitogenic activities and im-munogenicity.

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Gao Jie, Zeng Wenxin, Han Wen li, Xu Lei, Wei Li, Pan Yongquan, Chen Feilan. Prediction of retinol-binding protein 3(RBP3) epitopesin Chinese tree shrew and validation of its uveitogenic activity[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University,2018,(7):947-

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