551. CHO 细胞多基因工程改造策略的建立及应用.
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程静雯, 曹磊, 张艳敏, 叶倩, 陈敏, 谭文松, and 赵亮
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In recent years, CHO(Chinese hamster ovary)cell engineering transformation mainly changes a single function of cells by knock-in or knock-out genes, but the knock-in and knock-out genes often cannot simultaneously play the corresponding functions in a single experimental operation, which limits the application of multigene synchronous transformation. In this study, Bcl-2, the anti-apoptotic gene in the apoptosis pathway, and FUT8, the key enzyme gene of fucose synthesis in the protein fucosylation pathway, were selected as the knock-in and knock-out genes. CRISPR/Cas9 technology was used to establish the site-specific synchronous knock-in and knock-out gene editing strategy. The monoclonal cell line obtained by using this strategy overexpressed Bcl-2 protein and lost FUT8 protease function. After subculture, it was found that the gene expressions of the cell lines obtained by the established site-specific synchronous knock-in and knock-out gene editing strategy were stable within 60 d. Compared with the original wild-type cells, the cell line demonstrated higher tolerance to serum deprivation and stronger resistance to death. This reveals that the gene editing strategy based on site-specific synchronous knock-in and knock-out is feasible and can be used to construct CHO engineering cell lines for recombinant protein production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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