FIELD: biotechnology.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to biotechnology and can be used in therapy of oncological diseases. Described is a universal auxiliary plasmid expression lentiviral vector for obtaining high titres of viral particles containing a Vpx gene, comprising as basic elements providing the functioning of a vector, a virion-associated Vpx protein sequence containing a C-terminal HIV-1 gag/pol motif and a FLAG sequence and combined with a transactivator protein Rev gene sequence through a specific T2A sequence which provides cleavage of the fusion proteins during the translation of the mRNA transgene; as regulatory elements – RSV promoter/enhancer (rous sarcoma virus) and NES (nuclear export signal) – export signal from nucleus to cytoplasm.
EFFECT: disclosed is an auxiliary plasmid lentiviral expression vector for obtaining high titers of Vpx-containing lentiviral particles, which provides effective infection of human monocytes and dendritic cells.
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Dates
2019-08-19—Published
2017-12-28—Filed