[V-15-22] Advanced in vitro evaluation to explore novel anti-rotavirus immunobiotics
[Purpose] Diarrhea originated by rotavirus has been caused severe economic problems among livestock production. We have been searching prophylactic immunobiotics that can reduce rotavirus (RV)replication through their immune-modulating effect. In this study, we aimed to explore anti-RV immunobiotic candidates from a pig-derived lactobacilli library.
[Methods] PIE cells were treated with inactivated LAB and then inoculated with RV. Total RNA was extracted from the cells and viral RNA was quantified by qRT-PCR. Relative mRNA expression levels of genes associated with host antiviral and inflammatory responses were also analyzed.
[Results] Among 120 LAB strains, several strains could reduce viral RNA quantities in the RV inoculated cells. Reduction in viral RNA quantities was associated with mRNA expression levels of some genes related to antiviral and inflammatory immune responses. These findings will contribute to explore novel anti-rotavirus immunobiotics more efficiently than ever.
[ACK] The Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution(Research program on development of innovative technology, No. 01002A)
[Methods] PIE cells were treated with inactivated LAB and then inoculated with RV. Total RNA was extracted from the cells and viral RNA was quantified by qRT-PCR. Relative mRNA expression levels of genes associated with host antiviral and inflammatory responses were also analyzed.
[Results] Among 120 LAB strains, several strains could reduce viral RNA quantities in the RV inoculated cells. Reduction in viral RNA quantities was associated with mRNA expression levels of some genes related to antiviral and inflammatory immune responses. These findings will contribute to explore novel anti-rotavirus immunobiotics more efficiently than ever.
[ACK] The Bio-oriented Technology Research Advancement Institution(Research program on development of innovative technology, No. 01002A)