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Proteome discovery of ASFV infected PAM cell

                            GaSeul Lee¹, MinJu Ahn²,  DaeGwin Jeong², JeongHee Moon¹,*
                       ¹Disease Target Structure Research Center, KRIBB, Daejeon 34141, Korea,
                          ²Infectious Disease Research Center, KRIBB, Daejeon 34141, Korea
                  BACKGROUND                                                RESULTS

    The differently expressed proteome by infection of   Result 1.
   African swine fever virus was investigated using porcine
   aveolar macropahrge (PAM) cell. PAM cell was extracted
   from healthy swine lung and ASFV was infected in the
   BSL4 lab. The noninfected PAM cell was also culutred as
   a control group. At the time point of 6h, 12h, 24h, 48h,
   72h, both the virus infected and noninfected cells were
   lysed with 5% SDS. Then, the lysed proteins can be
   brought out from BSL4 lab safely.

                     METHODS


   1. Isolation of porcine aveolar macrophage (PAM) an
   d infected ASFV in Vietnam National University of A
   griculture (VNUA)









                                                         Result 2.





    2. Proteome analysis


















                                                                         CONCLUSION


                                                         Proteome change on ASFV infected PAM cell was analyzed with
                                                           TMT11 isobaric labelling.

                                                         12 virus proteins are identified and the amount of them is
                                                           increased.

                                                         ~200 sus scrofa proteins showing similar viral proteome change
                                                           were selected by cluster analysis

                                                         ASFV infected tissue samples will be analyzed and compared with
                                                           cell proteome.
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