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Improved five-plasmid system boosts rotavirus vaccine rescue efficiency to ~92% versus the 11-plasmid system.
An improved five-plasmid reverse genetics system for rotavirus vaccine strain LLR significantly enhances rescue efficiency, facilitating future biological and clinical studies.
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Improves rotavirus reverse genetics efficiency in animal models; leaves open translation to human vaccine development.
and contain a genome of 11 segmented dsRNA segments, are a leading cause of severe acute gastroenteritis in infants and children younger than 5 years of age. We previously developed a strategy to recover rotavirus vaccine strain LLR from 11 cloned plasmids. Here, we report an improved reverse genetics system for LLR by combining two or three transcriptional cassettes in a single plasmid, which substantially enhances rescue efficiency from 66.7% (8/12) to 91.7 % (11/12). Furthermore, the recombinant LLR stably expressing NLuc was rescued based on the five-plasmid reverse genetics system. Improvements to the rotavirus reverse genetics system will enhance its applicability for studies of rotavirus biology and clinical use.
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Liu et al. (2025) studied Rotavirus. Five-plasmid reverse genetics system vs. 11-plasmid reverse genetics system was evaluated on Rescue efficiency. An improved five-plasmid reverse genetics system for rotavirus vaccine strain LLR substantially enhanced rescue efficiency to 91.7% compared to 66.7% with the previous 11-plasmid system.
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