Cloning of the gene encoding human recombinant blood \u2013 coagulation factor WIII
Thuy Thu Nguyen; Khanh Van Tran; Khoa Dang Pham; Van Thanh Ta.
Journal of Medical Research
; : 7-12, 2008.
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| WPRIM | ID: wpr-757
Background:
Hemophilia A is a genetic bleeding disorder that results from a deficiency in factor VIII. The prevalence of Hemophilia in Vietnam is rather high (2/34830 people) and Vietnam has high usage demand for factor VIII in the treatment and prevention of the disease. Therefore, it is necessary to study and produce recombinant blood \u2013 coagulation factor WIII.Objective:
To clone successfully A1A2 and A3C2 gen fragment encoding factor VIII. Subject andMethod:
Amplify A1A2 and A3C2 gene fragments by PCR from human cDNA. PCR products were ligated into cloning vector pQE \u2013 30UA. Recombinant plasmids were transformed into E.coli DH5 alpha host strain. Inserted A1A2 and A3C2 gene fragments were checked by PCR and restriction enzymes.Result:
Successfully amplifying functional gene fragments encoding factor VIII using specific primers.Conclusion:
Obtaining pQE \u2013 30UA vector carrying A1A2 and A3C2 fragments encoding factor VIII. This is the premise result for the next studies on synthesis of recombinant factor WIII and application of genetic therapy.
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