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Expression of reconstructive hFVIII in the hrDNA by using hrDNA targeting vector

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Our lab has constructed a new nonviral vector—hrDNA targeting vector(pHrneo). pHrneo is a human derived vector that can target gene into human ribosomal DNA(hrDNA) locus. In this study, we inserted expression cassette of reconstructive hFVIII (hFVIII-BDDAK39) to pHrneo to construct targeting vector: pHrneo-BDDAK39. Through electroporation of pHrneo-BDDAK39 into HT1080 cells, we identified the homologous recombinants by PCR and Southen blotting, and tested the expression of hFVIII-BDDAK39 in the hrDNA locus. The hFVIII-BDDAK39 was successfully targeted into hrDNA locus of HT-1080 by pHrneo-BDDAK39, and the efficiency of site-specific integration was 2.0×10−5. hFVIII-BDDAK39 in hrDNA locus of HT-1080 is found to be able to express efficiently (32±5 ng·106 cells−1 · 24 h−1). Targeting vector pHrneo-BDDAK39 can find use in gene therapy for hemophilia.

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Liu, X., Liu, M., Hua, S. et al. Expression of reconstructive hFVIII in the hrDNA by using hrDNA targeting vector. Chin.Sci.Bull. 50, 2187–2192 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03182670

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