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Bovine
papillomavirus
isolation
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ultracentrifugation
R.P.
Araldi
a,b,
D.N.S.
Giovanni
b,c,
T.C.
Melo
a,d,
N.
Diniz
a,
J.
Mazzuchelli-de-Souza
a,b,
T.A.
Sant’Ana
a,b,
R.F.
Carvalho
a,
W.
Bec¸
ak
a,e,
R.C.
Stocco
a,b,∗aLaboratóriodeGenética,InstitutoButantan,Av.VitalBrasil,1500,SãoPaulo05503-900,SP,Brazil
bProgramadePós-graduac¸ãoInterunidadesemBiotecnologia,UniversidadedeSãoPaulo,Av.Prof.LineuPrestes,2415,Ed.ICBIII,CidadeUniversitária,São
Paulo05508-900,SP,Brazil
cLaboratóriodeParasitologia,InstitutoButantan,Av.VitalBrasil,1500,SãoPaulo05503-900,SP,Brazil
dProgramadePós-graduac¸ãoemBiologiaEstruturaleFuncional,UniversidadeFederaldeSãoPaulo,Ed.LeitãodaCunha,R.Botucatu,740,SãoPaulo
04023-900,SP,Brazil
eDepartamentodeBiologia,UniversidadeFederaldaIntegrac¸ãoLatino-Americana,Av.SilvioAméricoSasdelli,1842,VilaA,Ed.ComercialLorivo,Fozdo
Iguac¸ú85866-000,PR,Brazil
Articlehistory: Received25April2014
Receivedinrevisedform21July2014 Accepted25July2014
Availableonline4August2014
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Bovinepapillomavirus Diagnosis
Virusisolation Ultracentrifugation
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Thebovinepapillomavirus(BPV)istheetiologicalagentofbovinepapillomatosis,whichcausessignificant economiclossestolivestock,characterizedbythepresenceofpapillomasthatregressspontaneouslyor persistandprogresstomalignancy.Currently,thereare13typesofBPVsdescribedintheliteratureaswell as32putativenewtypes.ThisstudyaimedtoisolateviralparticlesofBPVfromskinpapillomas,using anovelviralisolationmethod.Thevirustypeswerepreviouslyidentifiedwithnewprimersdesigned. 77cutaneouspapillomasamplesof27animals,Simmentalbreed,weresurgicallyremoved.TheDNA wasextractedandsubjectedtoPCRusingDelta-EpsilonandXiprimers.Thebandswerepurifiedand sequenced.ThesequenceswereanalyzedusingsoftwareandcomparedtotheGenBankdatabase,by BLASTtool.TheviraltypingshowedaprevalenceofBPV-2in81.81%ofsamples.Itwasalsodetected thepresenceoftheputativenewvirustypeBR/UEL2inonesample.Virusisolationwasperformedby ultracentrifugationinasingledensityofcesiumchloride.Themethodofvirusisolationislesslaborious thanthosepreviouslydescribed,allowingtheisolationofcompletevirusparticlesofBPV-2.
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Papillomavirusesareoncogenicviruseswithdouble-stranded circular DNAgenome, notcoiled, approximately8kblong with a55–60nmdiameter.Thegroupisincludedinthe Papillomaviri-dae family,which displaystropism forsquamous epithelialand mucoustissues.Thesevirusesaffectvertebrates,includinghuman (Albertietal.,2010),associatedwithbenignandmalignant epithe-liallesions(StoccodosSantoset al.,1998; Ropertoetal.,2008;
Carvalhoetal.,2013).
According to the International Committee on Virus Taxon-omy(http://ictvonline.org/virusTaxonomy.asp),papillomaviruses
∗Correspondingauthorat:InstitutoButantan,LaboratóriodeGenética,Av.Vital Brasil,1500Butantã,SãoPaulo05503-900,SP,Brazil.Tel.:+551126279701;fax: +551126279701.
E-mailaddresses:rodrigo.araldi@butantan.gov.br(R.P.Araldi),
dalton.silva@butantan.gov.br(D.N.S.Giovanni),thatianacmelo@yahoo.com.br (T.C.Melo),nara.diniz@gmail.com(N.Diniz),jackmazzuchelli@yahoo.com.br (J.Mazzuchelli-de-Souza),thalita.a.santana@hotmail.com(T.A.Sant’Ana), rodsfc@butantan.gov.br(R.F.Carvalho),wbecak@pq.cnpq.br(W.Bec¸ak), rita.stocco@butantan.gov.br(R.C.Stocco).
areclassifiedinto30generainaccordancewiththediversityof nucleotidesequencesoftheL1OpenReadingFrame(ORF).Over 10%differencesbetweentwoDNAsequencesoftheL1ORFdefine anewvirustype,whiledifferencesbetween2and10%defineanew viralsubtype(DeVilliersetal.,2004).
Specificallyinbovines,currently,thereare13typesofBovine Papillomaviruses(BPV)describedintheliterature,althoughthis numbermaybegreaterthan20(Lunardietal.,2013).BPVtypes areclassifiedintothreegenera,basedonhomologytothegenomic regionsoftheL1ORF,themostconservedsequence(DeVilliers etal.,2004;DeVilliers,2013):Deltapapillomavirus(BPV-1,2and 13),Epsilonpapillomavirus(BPV-5and8)Xipapillomavirus(BPV-3, 4,6,9,10,11and12)andBPV-7thatremainsnotincludedinany genre(Araldietal.,2013).
TheBPVicosahedralcapsidhas360copiesoftheL1proteinof 55kDa,organizedin72capsomersandapproximately12copiesof theL2proteinwith39kDa(Campo,1997;Góesetal.,2008;Meinke andMeinke,1981)havingamolecularweightof5.2×106Da(Orth
etal.,1977).TheBPVgenomeisdividedintothreeregions:early, late and long control, separated by two polyadenylation sites
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(Zheng and Baker, 2006) and the viral DNA is associated with histone-likeproteins(Letoetal.,2011).Theearlycontrolregion (ECR)occupies50%oftheviralgenomeandencodestheproteins E1,E2,E4,E5,E6andE7.Thelatecontrolregion(LCR)occupies40% ofthegenomeandencodestheL1andL2proteins.Thenot cod-ingregion(NCR)occupies10%ofthegenome,withapproximately 850bpand,althoughitisnotcoding,itcontainstheoriginof repli-cation(ori)andthebindingsitesformultipletranscriptionfactors, importantfortheregulationofRNApolymeraseII(Hatamaetal., 2008;ZhengandBaker,2006).
TheBovinepapillomavirus(BPV)istheetiologicagentofbovine papillomatosis,aninfectiousdisease,clinicallycharacterizedbythe presenceofhyperproliferativelesions(papillomas),causing signif-icanteconomiclossestothelivestock(Carvalhoetal.,2003,2013). Theinfectioncanresultinobstructionoftheteat,hinderingthe hygiene,mastitis,bleeding ofteatsand difficultyinplacingthe mechanicalmilking.Otherthanthat,itisassociatedwitheconomic depreciationofanimalleather(Catroxoetal.,2013).Thevirusalso cancausebladderandgastrointestinalcancerinbovinesandits presencehasbeendetectedinperipheralblood(StoccodosSantos etal.,1998;Freitasetal.,2003;Araldietal.,2013;Camposetal., 2013).TheBPVcanalsocausesarcoidsinequines(Martensetal., 2000;Wobeseretal.,2012).Althoughconsideredspecie-specific, BPV-1and2canaffectyaks(Bametal.,2013),tapirs(Kidneyand Berrocal,2008),zebras,giraffes,antelopes(VanDyketal.,2011); buffaloes(Pangtyetal.,2010)andhorses(Chambersetal.,2003)
TheBPVinfectionbeginsinamicro-tissuelesion,whichexposes thepeptydoglicansofheparansulfate(Hartletal.,2011;McBride etal.,2012).TheBPVbindstoheparansulfate incytoplasmatic membrane of the epithelium cell from the basal layer. In this processthevirusparticlesareinternalizedthroughendocytosis, mediatedbyclathrin(Hartletal.,2011;McBrideetal.,2012).
Aftercellinfection,BPVreproductivecycleoccursthrough:(1) theformationoflow-copyviralgenome,(2)themaintenanceof replicationand(3)amplificationofdifferentiatedvegetativecells (McBrideetal.,2012).So,thereproductiveviruscycledependsof epithelialcelldifferentiation,whichjustifiestheabsenceofa sys-temforinvitroreplication(Shafti-keramatetal.,2003;DeVilliers, 2013).
Consideringthehugesizeofthenationalcattleherdandthe significanteconomiclossesduetoBPVrelateddiseases,the devel-opmentofvaccinestrategiesisveryrelevant(Mazzuchelli-Souza etal.,2013).
Purificationofvirionsisessentialtoobtaininformationabout viruschemical,physical,biochemicalandbiologicalpropertiesand toreachtheproductionofantiserum(AliandRoossinck,2007).
The greatest difficulties in vaccine strategies against papil-lomavirus (PV) is the viral isolation of a particular viral type (Kirnbauer et al., 1996), since the co-infection is frequently observed(Lindseyetal.,2009;Araldietal.,2013).However,asfaras weconcerned,thereisnoinvitroPVreplicationsystemdescribed (Kirnbaueretal.,1996),andPVisnotcultivable(Favreetal.,1974). ThereareseveralmethodsforBPVisolationdescribedinthe lit-erature,allbasedonultracentrifugationincesiumchloride(CsCl) gradients(Bujard,1967;Larsen etal.,1987;Löhrdr etal.,2005) orsucrosegradients(Favre,1975;Liuetal.,1997).However,the publishedmethodstodatearelaboriousandinvolvecomplicated procedurestoobtainsufficientamountsofvirionsafter ultracen-trifugation(Bujard,1967;Wangetal.,2007).
This study shows a novel method for the isolation of BPV virionsinvolvingultracentrifugation,whichallowsisolateviral par-ticlesfrommonoviralcutaneouspapillomassamples.Themethod proposedinthisworkcanbeusedforisolationofother Papillo-maviruses,includingtheHumanpapillomavirus(HPV).
77sampleswere collectedof cutaneouspapillomasfrom 27 adult bovines (Bos taurus) at an experimental farm. Surgical
procedureswereperformedbyaveterinarian,usingaseptic meth-ods,localanesthesia(2%lidocaine),incisionwithsterilebistouries, and sutured with synthetic 3.0 mononylon. The protocol was approved bythe EthicCommitteeon AnimalUse. Thesamples weretransportedincoolersat4◦Candafragmentofapproximately 25mgofeachsampleweredestinedtomoleculartype identifica-tion.
The DNA extraction was performed using the PureLinkTM
GenomicDNAkit(Invitrogen,Carlsbad,USA)accordingtothe man-ufacturerinstruction,using25mgoftissue.TheextractedDNAwas quantifiedinspectrophotometerBioPhotometerPlus(Eppendorf, Hamburg,Germany).ItwasalsodeterminedtheratioA260/A280 andA260/A230toevaluatetheDNAextractionquality.
TheDNAqualitywasverifiedthroughPCR,usingtheprimerfor bovine-globin (forward 5′-AACCTCTTTGTTCACAAAGAG-3′ and reverse 5′-CAGATGCTTAACCCACTGAGC-3′), according to Yaguiu
etal.(2008),using200ng/lofDNAtemplate.Reactionswere per-formedinthethermocyclerVeriti96WellThermalCycler(Applied Biosystems,Carlsbad,USA)andsubjectedtothefollowingcycles: aninitialstepof3minat94◦C,35cycleswith50sat94◦C (dena-turation),60sat60◦C(annealing)and60sat72◦C(extension)and afinalstepof5minat72◦C.
Theampliconswereanalyzedin2%agarosegelinTAEbuffer, stainedwith2.0lofGelRedTM(Biotium,Hayward,USA)/100ml
of agarose solution. The electrophoretic run was performed at 100V, 400mAfor120min,withthe100bpDNAladdermarker (Invitrogen,Carlsbad,USA).Thegelwasvisualizedunder transillu-minatorMiniBISPro(DNRBio-ImagingSystems,Jerusalem,Israel) andimageswerecapturedusingthesoftwareGelCapture7.1(DNR Bio-ImagingSystems,Jerusalem,Israel).
The viral identification was performed using a pair of degenerated primers Delta-Epsilon (forward 5′ -CCAGAYT-AYYTMAAAATGGC-3′ andreverse5′ -ATAAMKGCTAGCTTATATTC-3′)andXi(forward5′-TWYAATAGDCCVTTTTGGAT-3′ andreverse 5′-TTMCGCCTACGCTTTGGCGC-3′), originally designed based on homologyofsequencesofBPVs,allowingtodetectBPVsofgenera Delta, Epsilonpapillomavirus (Delta-Epsilon) and Xipapillomavirus (Xi).TheseprimersamplifytheL1ORF,resultinginproductswith 430bpand 600bp,respectively.These primerpairs werefirstly designed by Maeda et al. (2007), that named them as subAup (Delta-Epsilon)andsubAdw(Xi)andsubsequentlymodifiedbyus. InordertoemploythenintheidentificationofBPVinaccordance toviralgenres,theninthbaseofthesubAdwforwardprimer(G) wassubstitutedbyD,andthetwelfthbaseofthis sameprimer (C),byV.ThesechancesresultintheXiprimer.Thus,changesin theoriginalPCRcycleweredonetooptimizetheseprimerstoBPV genresidentification.
Totestthespecificity ofbothprimers todetectBPV accord-ingtothegenera,theywerefirstlytestedinclonedgenomesof BPV-1(AB626705),BPV-2(M20219.1),BPV-3(AF486184.1),BPV-4 (X05817.1),BPV-5(NC004195.1)andBPV-6(AB845589.1).
PCRparameters:reactionswereperformedinatotalvolumeof 50.0l,using:200ng/lofDNAtemplate.Reactionsweredoneon thethermocyclerVeriti96WellThermalCycler(Applied Biosys-tems,Carlsbad, USA), andsubjected tothefollowing cycles:an initialstepof10minat94◦C,35cycleswith60sat94◦C (dena-turation),60sat52◦C (annealing),60sat72◦C (extension)and 10minat72◦C(finalstep).Theampliconswereanalyzedin pre-viouslydescribedconditions,withpositiveandnegativecontrols. Aspositivecontrol,BPV2viralgenomeforDelta-Epsilonprimerand BPV-3forXiprimer,previouslyclonedinbacterialvectorpAT153 inEscherichiacoliD5H␣strainwereselected.
TheampliconbandswerepurifiedusingthePureLinkTMQuick
Fig.1. Electrophoresisgel:430bpampliconsobtainedwithprimerpairDelta-EpsilonthatisabletoamplifyBPVsgenraDeltapapillomavirus(BPV-1and2)and Epsilonpapil-lomavirus(BPV-5)and600bpampliconsobtainedwithprimerpairXiindetectBPVsofgenreXipapillomavirus(BPV-3,4and6).
3730DNAAnalyzerTM(AppliedBiosystems,Carlsbad,USA),using
theBigDye®Terminatorv3.1(AppliedBiosystems,Carlsbad,EUA),
employing2.5loftherespectiveprimerat5pM.
ThequalityoftheDNAsequenceswerecheckedandoverlapping fragmentsweremountedusingthebioinformaticssoftwareBioEdit version7.0.9.0(IbisTherapeutics,Carlsbad,USA)andthesequences werecomparedusingtheNCBIdatabase,throughtheBLASTtool (http://blast.ncbi.nlm.gov).
AfterthemolecularidentificationofBPVtypes,40gofpapilloma sampleswithonlyoneviraltypeweremechanicallymaceratedfor twominuteswith320mloflysesbuffer(1MNaCl,0.02MPBSpH 8.0).Theproductwastransferredtocellulosenitratetubes and wascentrifugedfor 30minat9000×gin SorvallOTD-75 Ultra-centrifuge(DuPont,Wilmington,USA),usingtheAH-629(36ml) swingingrotor,at4◦Cforafirstclearance.Thesupernatant, con-tainingthevirusparticles,wascollectedandstored.Theresulting pelletsweresuspendedin320mloflysesbufferandcentrifuged again under the above conditions for the enrichment of virus extraction.Thesupernatantswerecombinedandaddedof0.25% ofUltraPureTMSDS(Invitrogen,Carlsbad,USA)and0.01%trypsin
1:250(Sigma–Aldrich,St.Louis,USA)/Milli-Qautoclavedwater.The finalvolumewasincubatedalong2hat37◦Cinashaker,under rotationof175×g.Afterincubation,thematerialwascentrifuged for1hat100,000×ginaSorvallAH-629(36ml)swingingrotor at4◦C, discardingthesupernatant.Thepellet¸consistingmainly ofcollagenfibers,wassuspendedin2mg/mlcollagenasesolution inlysesbuffer,resultinginafinalvolumeof5ml.Thesuspension wasincubatedforfourhoursat37◦Cinashaker,underrotationof 175g.
Thesuspensionwascentrifugedfor1hat100,000×ginSorvall AH-650swingingrotorincellulosenitratetubesof5ml,discarding thesupernatant.Thepelletwassuspendedin400lsuspension buffer(0.05MNaCl,0.01MEDTA,0.05MPBSpH7.4),whichwas transferredtocellulosenitratetubes of5ml,containing4mlof asolutionofCsCl(densityof1.3g/ml)insuspensionbuffer.The tubeswerecentrifugedalong24hat136,000×ginSorvallAH-650 (36ml)swingingrotor.Afterultracentrifugation,theBPVvirions werecollectedbyaspirationandtransferredtocryogenictubesthat hadtheirvolumecompletedto2mlofPBS(137mMNaCl,2.7mM KCl,10mMNa2HPO4,2mMKH2PO4,pH7.4)andstoredat−80◦C. Analiquotof500lofisolatedvirionswasdestinedto elec-tronic transmission microscopy, being fixed in glutaraldehyde bufferat2%,dehydratedinethanol,submittedtonegativestaining
andincludedinepoxyresin.Thematerialwasanalyzedin elec-tronictransmissionmicroscopyLeo906E(CarlsZeiss,Oberkochen, Germany)andtheimageswerecapturedbyMegaViewIII cam-eraand usingthesoftwareITEMversion E23082007(Olympus SoftImagingSolutions,Hamburg,Germany),employingavoltage of80kVandaconstantcurrentof1Aandatotalmagnificationof 60,000–120,000×.
TheDelta-EpsilonandXiprimersshowedspecificityforthe dif-ferentBPVsgenera,accordingtoFig.1.Usingtheseprimers,itwas possibletoidentifythepresenceofBPV-2in81.82% ofsamples (63/77),beingthemostprevalentvirustype.Itwasdetectedthe presence ofBPV-5 in 11.68% ofsamples(9/77), BPV-9in 3.89% (3/77).TheresultsalsopointoutthepresenceofBPV-3andthe putativevirustypeBR/UEL-2inonesampleeach,beingthefirst descriptionofthisputativevirustypeinSãoPauloState,Brazil.It wasalsoobservedtheco-infectionformorethanonevirustypein fiveanimals,representing18.51%ofanalyzedanimals.
Usingthenovelmethodologyproposedinthis presentwork, itwassuccessfullyachievedtheisolationofcompleteBPV-2 viri-ons.Althoughthemoleculartypifyinghadshowedthepresenceof fourdifferenttypesofBPV(BPV-2,3,5and9)andaputativenew type(BR/UEL-2),weonlyisolatedBPV-2,themostfrequenttype observed.
Toconfirmtheisolatedvirus,thematerialwassubmittedto electronictransmissionmicroscopyinamaximummagnification of120,000×,revealingtheefficacyofthenovelmethodology, indi-catingthepresenceofhighamountofBPV-2,with55nmdiameter particles,asexpected(Fig.2).
TheisolatedparticlesofBPV-2werestockedat−80◦C.Thenovel methodologyproposedcanbeappliedwithequalsuccessfor isola-tionofanotherBPVstypesaswellasfortheHumanPapillomavirus (HPV),sincethemethodologyallowsisolatingthevirusin accor-dancewiththemolecularweight.
A high frequency of bovine cutaneous papillomatosis was observedinthestudiedpopulation,especiallyamongyoung ani-malsagedbetweentwoandthreeyears.Similarresultsinanimals oftheSimmentalbreedwereobservedbyTurketal.(2005).The highincidenceofpapillomatosisisrelatedtothedensificationof animals,sinceconfinedpopulationsaremoresusceptibleto out-breaksofthedisease.
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Fig.2.IsolatedBPV2particlesfromcutaneouspapillomasusingtheproposedmethodologyinfourdifferentmagnifications:16,000×(A),36,000×(B),75,000×(C)and 120,000×(D).
Thisamountmaybeevenhigherbecausethevirusinfectioncanbe asymptomatic(Araldietal.,2013),leadingtotheneedof prophy-lacticand/ortherapeuticvaccines.
Theviraltypingbysequencingrequirestheuseofprimersthat allowefficientidentificationofviralsequences.Accordingly,the primersetDelta-EpsilonandXiwerehighlyefficientinidentifying sequencesofBPVinaccordancewiththevirusgenera.The Delta-Epsilonprimer wasalreadydescribed withthenameof subAup (Maedaetal.,2007).Howeverthecyclingchangesalloweditsuse todetectBPVsofDeltaandEpsilonpapillomavirusgenres.Inrelation totheXiprimer,thiswasthefirsttimethatitwasusedandallowed thesuccessfulidentificationofXipapillomavirus.
Viraltypingwasperformedbysequencing,revealingthe pres-ence of BPV-2 in 81.81% (63/77) of samples, being the most prevalentvirustype in thestudiedpopulation,followed bythe BPV-5,observedin11.68%(9/77),BPV-9,detectedin3.89%(3/77) andBPV-3,observedinonlyonesample.Itwasalsodetectedthe presenceofsupposednewviraltypeBR/UEL-2inonesample.
TheBR/UEL-2wasfirstlyidentified inStateof Paraná,being observedinskinpapillomaoftheaxillaregion(Clausetal.,2009). Theviruspresentsanidentitymatrixof78%withtheBPV-4, allow-ingitsclassificationasaXipapillomavirus(Clausetal.,2009).
WedetectedtheBR/UEL-2inacutaneouspapillomainthe tho-racicregionofafemaleanimal.ThisfindingpointsouttotheBPV distributionand disseminationfordifferentareas,justifyingthe needforinvestmentinlargerepidemiologicalstudiesto under-standthedifferentviraltypescirculatinginBrazilandworldwide.
Currently,differentvirustypesandputativenewtypesofBPVhave beenidentifiedinBrazil(Lindseyetal.,2009;Meloetal.,2014;
Araldietal.,2014).
Itwasobservedco-infectioninfiveanimals.Althoughfew stud-ieshavereportedtheco-infection,similarresultswereobservedby
Lindseyetal.(2009),Araldietal.(2013)andCarvalhoetal.(2013). Theinfectionwithmorethanonevirustypedemandsinvestments invaccineswithabroadspectrumofcoverage,particularlyrelated tothemostprevalentBPVstypes(NichollsandStanley,2000).
Since thedevelopmentof ultracentrifugationtechnique, this hasfrequentlybeenusedforvirusisolationofPapillomavirus viri-onswithgradientofcesiumchloride(CsCl),plusacushionof40% sucrose(Bujard,1967;Favre,1975;Bakeret al.,1991;Vanslyke etal.,1993;Zhouetal.,1995).
Theultracentrifugationpromotesacompressionofsolutions, resultingina continuousincreaseofdensity ofsolutionsinthe directionofcentrifugalforce(Meselsonetal.,1957).This condi-tionallowstheisolationof BPVvirions, witha buoyantdensity of1.34g/mlofCsClandemptyparticles(composedonlyby cap-sidswithoutgeneticmaterial)withabuoyantdensityof1.29g/ml (LancasterandOlson,1982).
Theuseofthis novelmethod,resultsofadaptationof those describedpreviouslyintheliterature,allowedtheisolationof BPV-2satisfactorily. Wedidnotobtainenoughsamples,interms of weight,of othertypes identifiedin this study(BPV-3, 5,9 and BR/UEL2),astheisolationtechniquerequiresatleast40gof papil-lomainfectedwithonlyonevirustype.
Theresultsofelectronictransmissionmicroscopyrevealedthe efficacyof thenovelmethodologytoBPVisolation,indicating a highnumberofviralparticles,withapproximately55nm,which correspondstothediameterofBPV(Fig.2).
Themethodpresentedinthisworkshowedtobelesslaborious thanthatreportedinpreviousstudiesthatemployedtheuseofCsCl gradientplusacushionofsucrose,whilethatprovedeffectivein theisolationofBPVvirions.Anotheradvantageobtainedfromthe useofthismethodwastoobtainasingleband,comprisingwhole virusBPVparticles,withoutformingasecondbandcomposedof DNAwithoutviralcapsids.Theformationofthissecondband rep-resentedoneofthedifficultiesreportedintheliterature,because itreducesthenumberofvirionsisolated(Favre,1975).
Otherchangewasthereplacementofthesarcosil,anionic sur-factantderived fromsarcosine bysodiumdodecylsulfate(SDS). Thereplacementwasdoneinviewoftheirsimilarpropertiesand theirrelativelyclosemolecularweights,being293.38g/molofthe sarcosiland288.38g/moloftheSDS.Thus,theSDSisverycommon reagentanditsuseallowedtheBPVisolation.
Themethodproposedinthispresentworkcanbeusedwith equalsuccessforisolationofanotherpapillomaviruses,including theHPV.Underthisview,theisolationofspecifictypesofBPVis criticaltoimmunechallenge,allowingthevalidationofvaccine productsthroughinvivoassaysandtheguaranteeofthe immuno-genicefficacyofcandidateproductstoentranceintoamarket.
Acknowledgements
TheauthorsthanktoDr.GérardOrthfortheacademicsupport, the Ministério de Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovac¸ão (MCTI), Con-selhoNacionaldeDesenvolvimentoCientíficoeTecnológico(CNPq) (#554816/2006-7and#402539/2011-7),Fundac¸ãoButantanand Coordenac¸ão de Aperfeic¸oamentode Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)forfinancialsupport.CarolinadaPazSabinoforher edi-torialsupport.
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