Progress in the Researches on Immune-protection of WSSV Envelope Proteins to Shrimp
Jing Ai-hua Feng Shu-ying
Abstract
Jing Ai-hua Feng Shu-ying
Abstract
White spot syndrome virus was deeply studied at all times since the white spot syndrome disease break out in shrimp culture from 1990'.The functional research of the WSSV structural proteins,especially the virus membrane proteins,and acquired the notable body protection for shrimp was mainly focused on.A comprehensive summary of the research progress of the WSSV membrane proteins,including utilized the membrane proteins as a subunit vaccine;utilized the corresponding antibodies of membrane proteins;constructed the nucleic acid vaccine;and utilized the RNAi technology for shrimp protection was given;and a view of the future application of WSSV membrane proteins in prevent of the white spot syndrome diseases was also provided.
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White spot syndrome virus was deeply studied at all times since the white spot syndrome disease break out in shrimp culture from 1990'.The functional research of the WSSV structural proteins,especially the virus membrane proteins,and acquired the notable body protection for shrimp was mainly focused on.A comprehensive summary of the research progress of the WSSV membrane proteins,including utilized the membrane proteins as a subunit vaccine;utilized the corresponding antibodies of membrane proteins;constructed the nucleic acid vaccine;and utilized the RNAi technology for shrimp protection was given;and a view of the future application of WSSV membrane proteins in prevent of the white spot syndrome diseases was also provided.
Key concepts: White spot syndrome, Shrimp, Biology, Virus, Protein subunit, Membrane protein, Virology, Nucleic acid