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Lenti-MBGV GP Pseudovirus [GFP, HIV-1 Packaging System]
MBGV GP Pseudovirus is produced by cotransfecting 293T cells with a plasmid encoding MBGV GP protein and a GFP reporter gene. Pseudovirus-containing supernatant was harvested 24 h following transfection. The supernatant was cleared of cell debris by centrifugation and filtered through a 0.45-μm-pore-size filter. The produced pseudoviruses carry MBGV GP proteins, which is a powerful tool for MBGV vaccine and entry inhibitor research.
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- Product Summary
- Packaging, Storage & Formulations
- Target Details
Product Summary
Type : | Pseudovirus |
Virus Name : | Marburg Virus |
Virus Packaging Protein : | GP |
Packaging System : | HIV-1 Packaging System |
Packaging Cell : | 293T |
Reporter Gene : | GFP |
Titer : | >1x 108 virus copies/mL |
Application Notes : | The pseudovirus can be usd for the following applications: 1. Antibody neutralization assay, Serum neutralization assay. 2. As virus standard alternative in diagnostic assay or others. 3. Drug screening including vaccine development, viral entry inhibitor development. 4. As a safe virology tool to discover the virus entry mechanisms. |
Packaging, Storage & Formulations
Form : | Liquid |
Storage : | Store at -80°C and stable for 6 months from the date of shipment, avoiding freeze/thaw cycles. |
Shipping : | Dry ice |
Note : | The pseudovirus can be used under BSL-2 conditions. Please reach out to our scientists for detailed instructions or guidelines of the pseudovirus. |
Target Details
Introduction : | Marburg viruses (MBGV) are enveloped, single negative-stranded RNA viruses belonging to the family Filoviridae. The viruses are the most deadly human-disease-causing agents (biosafety level-4 pathogens ). MBGV infection in humans is often associated with severe hemorrhagic fever and high mortality. MBGV contains a transmembrane glycoprotein (GP) which is heavily glycosylated with both N-linked carbohydrates (including high-mannose oligosaccharides) and O-linked carbohydrates. GP forms the trimeric spikes that occupy the entire surface of the virion. It is responsible for cellular binding and fusion. Therefore, GP is a key target for preventing MBGV infections. Ssubstances that directly interact with GP might interfere with filovirus infection by preventing viral entry into and/or fusion with the target cells. |
Alternative Names : | GP; MARV GP; MARV_gp4 |
Gene ID : | 920945 |
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