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Revision as of 14:57, 22 September 2013

USTC_China

In Situ Transdermal Vaccine

Fresh Expression, No Purification
Standardization, Block-based design
Easy-transportation, Low Storage External Costs
Almost No Demand For Medical Conditions And Proferssionals

Project Details

Why We Begin

we hope to provide a needle-free and non-skin-damage vaccination,
we hope everyone, even in the least developed area, could enjoy the benefit of medical progress.
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How We Design

With the support of TD-1, a special polypeptide, which can greatly facilitate macromolecule transdermal delivery through intact skin, we construct three different fuctional engineered bacillus subtilis; besides, we design a kill switch in the fouth type B.subtilis to ensure biosafety.
ANTIGEN
As the core of our in-situ system,
TD1-antigen expresser is designed
and will share a great percentage of
the total bacteria in our "band-aid".
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LTB
As one kind of our adjuvant expresser,
TD1-LTB is used to enhance the antigenicity.
For LTB has so many advantages, it's a wild using adjuvant for most of exsiting injected vaccine.
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KNFα
It's worth mentioning that to improve the effects of
traditional vaccine, as another kind of our TD1-adjuvant expresser, KNFα bear the weight of our hope to increase the sensitivity of our immune system.
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REPORTER
Reporter, which notifies users whether the status of vaccine patch is all right and when they can stick the patches to arms . Further more killing switch is existed in them as a biosafety guard.
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What We've Achived

Molecules part
We took E.coli and the PET vector as the positive control and realized our ideas in the B.subtilis expression system based on PHT43 shuttle vector.
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Protein part
Before we achieve fresh expression, we need first use purified protein to obtain exact data to verify our assumption.
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Mice experiments
The most obvious character of our 2013USTC iGEM team is that we have not only achieved a series of molecule experiments but also tried mice experiments, which could be divided into transdermal experiments in vitro and animate mice experiments
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