A chimeric helper nucleic acid molecule comprising helper elements from three distinct helper viruses
AssigneePolyplus Transfection
InventorsEric MAURO, Sylvain JULIEN
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AssigneePolyplus Transfection
InventorsEric MAURO, Sylvain JULIEN
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A chimeric helper nucleic acid molecule contains polynucleotides encoding helper functions from three distinct viruses for producing recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV). The molecule includes adenoviral elements with an E2A gene, an E4 gene, and a VA-RNA polynucleotide; a herpes simplex virus (HSV) polynucleotide encoding a UL12 protein or ICP8 protein; and a human bocavirus (HBoV) polynucleotide encoding a NS2 protein or NP1 protein. These polynucleotides are arranged as individual expression cassettes under non-endogenous promoter control. The chimeric helper molecule, when used in combination with an AAV transfer plasmid and Rep/Cap plasmid, provides enhanced production of infectious rAAV particles compared to conventional helper plasmids containing only adenoviral elements. The molecule enables efficient production of multiple AAV serotypes across different cell lines and transfection conditions.
A chimeric helper nucleic acid molecule suitable for use in a method of producing infectious recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV) comprising:
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