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Expression of RNA dependent RNA polymerase gene from BQCV in honey bee for application of monoclonal antibody generation
Black queen cell virus (BQCV), one of the most prevalent viruse, causes the death of queen larvae and pupae. The RNA-dependent RNA polymerases (RdRPs) are central components in the life cycle of RNA viruses that catalyzes the replication of RNA from an RNA template without DNA stage. Inhibition of RdRP gene is importantly significant for application of monoclonal antibody generation as a diagnosis tool for identifying BQCV infection in honey bee..In this study, the presence of BQCV in honey bee samples was confirmed by PCR using BQCV F/R primer set to multiply of 700 bp DNA fragment. For ampification of BQCV Rdrp gene, a primer set attached BamHI/SalI restriction site was designed based on the best homogenization between BQCV RdRP sequences in NCBI, a PCR product containing BQCV RdRP gene with 1576 bp in length was amplified. Furthermore, BQCV RdRP gene will be cloned into pBlueXcm vector for future researches.
