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Part 1: Setting up the infection
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<li>Grow HeLa cells in flasks and wait until the cells are approximately 80% confluent.</li>
<li>Prepare enough viral growth medium for the experiment: regular DMEM with 2% FBS and no added antibiotics.</li>
<li>The infection can be performed with either a crude stock of vaccinia virus with a known titer, or sucrose purified virus with a known titer if you're concerned about host gene expression.</li>
<li>If you are using sucrose purified virus, proceed directly to part 2.</li>
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Critical Steps
Part 1 &amp; 2
There are several critical steps to setting up a synchronous vaccinia infection, the first being careful sonication (or trypzinizing) of the virus, in order to disaggregate virus particles. Vaccinia is highly prone to aggregating, and disruption of virus particles is important for ensuring even infection of cells. In order to achieve a synchronous infection, a high MOI (greater than 2) should be used to ensure each cell is infected. A m...

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vaccinia virus infection &amp; temporal analysis of virus gene expression: part 1

The family Poxviridae consists of large double-stranded DNA containing viruses that replicate exclusively in the cytoplasm of infected cells. Members of the orthopox genus include variola, the causative agent of human small pox, monkeypox, and vaccinia (VAC), the prototypic member of the virus family. Within the relatively large (~ 200 kb) vaccinia genome, three classes of genes are encoded: early, intermediate, and late. While all three classes are transcribed by virally-encoded RNA polymerases, each class serves a different function in the life cycle of the virus. Poxviruses utilize multiple strategies for modulation of the host cellular environment during infection. In order to understand regulation of both host and virus gene expression, we have utilized genome-wide approaches to analyze transcript abundance from both virus and host cells. Here, we demonstrate time course infections of HeLa cells with Vaccinia virus and sampling RNA at several time points post-infection. Both host and viral total RNA is isolated and amplified for hybridization to microarrays for analysis of gene expression.

Watch this Scientific Journal Video about Vaccinia Virus Infection & Temporal Analysis of Virus Gene Expression: Part 1 at JoVE.com

Vaccinia Virus Infection & Temporal Analysis of Virus Gene Expression: Part 1

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