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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Immunol. 2008 Sep 24;69(11):805–810. doi: 10.1016/j.humimm.2008.08.293

Table 1.

Overlapping segments amplified from pDAFL plasmid containing Daniels strain of Theiler’s murine encephalomyelitis virus (TMEV).

Segment Location in TMEV genome pcDNA3.1 His A cloning sites
TMEV 1 1038–1596 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 2 1536–2097 BamHI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 3 2033–2596 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 4 2534–3099 BamHI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 5 3031–3597 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 6 3532–4095 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 7 4030–4596 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 8 4531–5094 BamHI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 9 5032–5596 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 10 5533–6096 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 11 6031–6597 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 12 6532–7095 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 13 7033–7597 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV 14 7531–7971 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′
TMEV L* 1064–1547 EcoRI 5′; XbaI 3′

Fifteen overlapping segments were amplified from the pDAFL plasmid containing the TMEV genome using high-fidelity polymerase chain reaction. Segments were then digested with the specified restriction enzyme as defined by primer sequences and inserted into the pcDNA 3.1 His A vector to accommodate transfection into the Cos-7 cell line. The TMEV sequences overlap by 30 base pairs to ensure that all potential CD8+ T-cell epitopes are processed for antigen presentation.

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Note that the L segment encodes a protein from an alternative reading frame important to TMEV infection.