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一种快速战略新Faustoviruses从环境样品使用隔离<em> Vermamoeba vermiformis</em

Published: June 04, 2016
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Summary

We describe here the latest advances in viral isolation for the characterization of new genotypes of Faustovirus, a new asfarvirus-related lineage of giant viruses. This protocol can be applied to the high throughput isolation of viruses, especially giant viruses infecting amoeba.

Abstract

巨病毒的隔离是病毒学的新时代的极大兴趣,特别是因为这些巨大的病毒都与原生生物。巨病毒可能是原生生物的许多种潜在的病原。它们属于Megavirales的最近描述的顺序。新血统Faustovirus已经从污水样品中分离是远亲哺乳动物病原体非洲猪瘟病毒。该病毒还具体到了amoebal主机,Vermamoeba vermiformis,保健水系统常见的原生生物。 这是继续以扩大其基因型收集并研究了其泛基因组中分离新Faustovirus基因型是至关重要的。我们通过改进使用抗生素和抗真菌组合以避免阿米巴共培养的细菌和真菌污染和有利于病毒增殖开发的附加菌株的分离的新策略。我们还实施了新的starvatioñ中保持V. vermiformis在病毒共培养的最佳条件。最后,我们使用流式细胞术而非显微镜观察,这是费时的,以检测细胞病变效应。我们获得了从污水样品2株,证明了这种方法的效率,从而扩大Faustoviruses的收集,以便更好地了解他们的环境,宿主特异性和遗传的内容。

Introduction

巨病毒,特别是那些属于Megavirales顺序的发现,完全在粒度和基因组的复杂性的角度改变的病毒的世界。病毒以前被认为是小的实体,以及巨病毒的出现打破所有规则。1宏基因组数据表明巨病毒不仅在环境,2-5而且在人类中的普遍存在6因此,仍然需要来搜索这些病毒大规模。这些巨型病毒的多样性进行了筛选各种人体标本12,13和环境样品抽检不仅有各种水生环境及其相关的沉积物在世界范围内,7-11也评估7,9棘阿米巴多食巨病毒是采用原生生物吞噬,这主要是棘阿米巴属共培养分离出14-16巨病毒的整个集合当时也从这个指定的原生生物的主机,这使得科学界对限制棘阿米巴属其研究和分离过程分离出来。显然,这依赖于一个单一的宿主物种已导致被忽视病毒的很大一部分。该巨病毒,CroV,是与高度能动海洋原生动物馆roenbergensis分离的事实,17,18表明,有必要使用范围更广原生动物以发现新的谱系或巨病毒家族。 Reteno 等人成功地选择其他原生动物细胞宿主以前从未被使用的,以及分离出的病毒巨头新Asfa酒店相关谱系(新命名的Faustovirus)。19

在试图为了扩大这个病毒家族的成员来隔离新Faustovirus基因型,我们修改隔离程序,并用它们来筛选能够收获新Faustoviruses的环境样本。然后,我们描述的整个协议来表征新菌株。我们评估Vermamoeba vermiformis,最常见的自由生活的原生生物在人类环境中发现的,20-22这是已经在第一Faustovirus原型E12 19此原生生物目前仍在主机的特异性Faustovirus的分离中使用。我们知道,没有任何已知病毒巨头病原是该变形虫,因为在我们的实验室中表明阿米巴裂解或病毒生长没有尝试种植其他巨型病毒。出于这个原因,我们认为五vermiformis是众所周知的隔离新Faustoviruses最好的和最独特的电池支持。

Protocol

1.样品采集收集来自不同的环境和区域70的样品。在这种情况下,使用以下命令:5脏水样本圣徒皮埃尔·德·Meyzoargues(法国),从马赛(法国)的博雷利公园湖中15个样品的村; 15海水样品从Samena在马赛(法国),从阿尔卑斯山(法国)25河水样品的岩石口泥沙,最后,从污水中10个样品中拉西约塔(法国)。 涡旋样品均质接种,在室温下一分钟无任何治疗之前。 <p class="jove_ti…

Representative Results

在这个手稿研究该系统通过隔离两个新的验证Faustoviruses的概念证明。测试的70个样本中,有检测裂解的两集,而相比之下,我们的可靠阴性对照。用于裂解阴性对照含86%人口的阿米巴。相比之下,阳性标本(ST1为圣徒皮埃尔·德·Meyzoargues)和(LC9的拉西约塔样品9)显示门变形虫的大幅下降;变形虫的60%以上,用碎片的比例最高裂解。这些我们的方法的检测级的健壮的结?…

Discussion

该Faustovirus可能是一个新Megavirales家族接近非洲猪瘟病毒的第一个成员的可能性首先由Reteno。等,19建议,但有些差别仍可以区分。这似乎不清楚Faustovirus是否应该加入非洲猪瘟病毒科的家人或是否应该将形成一个新的公认的病毒家族。这个问题将需要进一步调查,特别是它的形态有更全面的描述,寄主范围,复制周期和基因剧目。更多Faustovirus基因型应以扩大泛基因组,并更好地理?…

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

The authors have no acknowledgements to make.

Materials

LSR FORTESSA cytometer  BD Biosciences France  649225B4
TECNAI G2 F20 FEI Germany  5027/11
Optical inverted microscope leica  France 72643
DNA extraction Qiagen EZ1 Advanced XL Extraction Robot France  L106A0452
PCR Cycler CFX96 Bio rad France 785BR06298
PYG medium , PAS, Starvation medium In house laboratory production  Marseille URMITE x
Amoeba strain CDC-19 ATCC France 50237
Plates Cellstar France 655180
PCR materials, primers.  eurogentec France Primers cited in manuscript
glasstic slide 10 with grids Kova  USA H899871441F
Eosin/ blue Azur-Hemacolor stain Merck milipore  France 111955,6,57,109468
Vacuum driven filters Thermo scientific France BPV4550 / 20170115
Phosphate-Buffered Saline Thermo Fisher scientific  France  10010-023
DAPI stain Life Technologies  France  D1306
cytospin  4 cytocentrifuge Thermo Fisher scientific  France  10522013JT184-31
Single cytology tunnel Biomedical polymers inc. France BMP-cyto-S50
Carbon grids  Euromedex France  FCF400NI
Ammonium molibdate VWR internationanl  France  21276185
Flasks  SARSTEDT Germany 833911
0.22μm filters  Milex millipor  France SE2M229104
Ultracentrifuge Sorval WX 80 Thermo scientific France 9102448
Rapid-flow filters Nalgene France 450-0020

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Bou Khalil, J. Y., Andreani, J., Raoult, D., La Scola, B. A Rapid Strategy for the Isolation of New Faustoviruses from Environmental Samples Using Vermamoeba vermiformis. J. Vis. Exp. (112), e54104, doi:10.3791/54104 (2016).

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