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• W3141903784 abstract "Human ferritin is regarded as an attractive and promising vaccine platform because of its uniform structure, good plasticity, and desirable thermal and chemical stabilities. Besides, it is biocompatible and presumed safe when used as a vaccine carrier. However, there is a lack of knowledge of how different antigen insertion sites on the ferritin nanocage impact the resulting protein stability and performance. To address this question, we selected Epstein-Barr nuclear antigen 1 as a model epitope and fused it at the DNA level with different insertion sites, namely, the N- and C-termini of ferritin, to engineer proteins E1F1 and F1E1, respectively. Protein properties including hydrophobicity and thermal, pH, and chemical stability were investigated both by molecular dynamics (MD) simulation and by experiments. Both methods demonstrate that the insertion site plays an important role in protein properties. The C-terminus insertion (F1E1) leads to a less hydrophobic surface and more tolerance to the external influence of high temperature, pH, and high concentration of chemical denaturants compared to N-terminus insertion (E1F1). Simulated protein hydrophobicity and thermal stability by MD were in high accordance with experimental results. Thus, MD simulation can be used as a valuable tool to engineer nanovaccine candidates, cutting down costs by reducing the experimental effort and accelerating vaccine design." @default.
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• W3141903784 date "2021-04-07" @default.
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• W3141903784 title "Stability of Engineered Ferritin Nanovaccines Investigated by Combined Molecular Simulation and Experiments" @default.
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