OVA mRNA (5'CAP)

Ovalbumin (OVA) is a member of the chromoprotein superfamily and the main protein component in egg white. OVA is a glycoprotein with a molecular weight of approximately 45,000 daltons, which can induce moderate immunity in the body and is a commonly used antigen in immune and biochemical research. Ovalbumin is often used as an immunogen for immune experiments, such as the establishment of animal models such as altitude sickness and asthma. OVA mRNA can express proteins directly in the cytoplasm without relying on a promoter. The protein expression speed is faster than transfected DNA. The protein expression level is directly related to the transfection amount of mRNA, and there is no risk of gene integration.

OVA mRNA is produced through in vitro transcription. By simulating the mRNA processing process in eukaryotes, the product has a Cap 1 cap structure at the 5' end and a poly(A) tail at the 3' end, which can reduce the immune response of the host cell and increase the amount of mRNA. stability and translation efficiency [1].

References:
[1]. Jemielity J, Fowler T, Zuberek J, et al. Novel "anti-reverse" cap analogs with superior translational properties. RNA. 2003;9(9):1108-1122.

卵白蛋白(Ovalbumin,OVA)是色蛋白超家族的成员,也是蛋清中的主要蛋白成分。OVA是一种分子量约45000道尔顿的糖蛋白,能够引起机体适度的免疫性,是免疫和生化研究的常用抗原。卵白蛋白常被用作免疫原进行免疫实验,如高原反应性、哮喘等动物模型建立。OVA mRNA能够在不依赖于启动子的情况下直接在细胞质中表达蛋白,蛋白表达速度比转染DNA更快,蛋白表达量与mRNA的转染量直接相关,并且没有基因整合的风险。

OVA mRNA通过体外转录产生,通过模拟真核生物中mRNA加工过程,该产品的5'端具有Cap 1帽结构,3'端具有poly(A)尾,可以减少宿主细胞的免疫反应并增加mRNA的稳定性和翻译效率[1]。