VLP as Antigen

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AP205

QBeta

RTENOTITLE


5’-GTGG

AGATCT

T7 promoter

TAATACGACTCACTATAGGG


Qβ RNA hairpin (Qbeta pac signal)
AAATGCATGTCTAAGACAGCATCTTCGCG

targeting sequence

CAACATTCTGGGACACAAATTG

miR-30b GFP

CTGTGAAGCCACAGATGGG

targeting sequence complement

CAATTTGTGTCCCAGAATGTTG

TGC

T7 terminator

CTAGCATAACCCCTTGGGGCCTCTAAACGGGTCTTGAGGGGTTTTTTG

CTCGAG

GGTG-3



The native infectious Qβ virion displays 3–5 copies of a large (approximately 200 amino acids) domain extension at the C-terminus, termed the A1 protein, which is used to recognize the E. coli host

The number of incorporated extensions varied inversely with their length, from a minimum of 10 per particle for a modified version of the full-length A1 protein to a maximum of 81 per particle for extensions of 11–24 amino acids derived from the A1 sequence


Function, structure, and production of the most commonly used protein-based nanoparticles (PNPs).

PNP Native Organism Biological Function Geometry Number of Subunits Size (Diameter) Heterologous Production
Virus-like particles (VLPs)
CCMV 1 Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus capsid protein
Plant virus
Icosahedral 182 28 nm Plants; yeast;
Escherichia coli; Pseudomonas fluorescens
CPMV 2 Cowpea mosaic virus capsid protein Plant virus Pseudo icosahedral 120 Large (L) and 120 Small (S) 28 nm Insect cells; plants
HBc 3 Hepatitis B virus capsid protein Human virus Icosahedral 180 or 240 30 nm or 34 nm Mammalian cells; insect cells; plants; yeast; E. coli; cell-free
MS2 Enterobacteriaceae Bacteriophage Icosahedral 180 26 nm Yeast; E. coli; cell-free
P22 Salmonella typhimurium Bacteriophage Icosahedral 420 60 nm E. coli
Qbeta E. coli Bacteriophage Icosahedral 180 28 nm Yeast; E. coli; cell-free
Non-viral PNPs
Dps 4(mini-ferritin) Archaea; Bacteria (e.g., Listeria innocua) Involved in oxidative and starvation responses Tetrahedral 12 9 nm E. coli
E2 Bacillus stearothermophilus Core of the pyruvate dehydrogenase multienzyme complex Dodecahedral 60 24 nm E. coli
Encapsulin Archaea; Bacteria Involved in oxidative stress response Icosahedral 60 or 180 20~40 nm Mammalian cells; yeast; E. coli
Ferritin (maxi-ferritin) Archaea; Bacteria; Eukarya Iron storage Octahedral 24 12 nm Mammalian cells; insect cells; yeast; E. coli
Hsp 5 Archaea; Bacteria; Eukarya (e.g., Methanococcus jannaschii) Chaperone Octahedral 24 12 nm E. coli
Lumazine synthase Archaea; Bacteria; Eukarya (e.g., Aquifex aeolicus) Mediates the biosynthesis of riboflavin Icosahedral 60 15.4 nm E. coli
Vault protein Eukarya Involved in signaling and immune responses 39-fold dihedral 78 Major vault protein Diameter: 40 nm
Length: 67 nm
Insect cells; cell-free

1 Cowpea chlorotic mottle virus, 2 Cowpea mosaic virus, 3 Hepatitis virus, 4 DNA-binding proteins from starved cells, 5 Heat shock proteins.

Table 2. Methods used to bioengineer the most commonly used PNPs for a range of bioapplications.

PNP In Vitro Loading Mechanism Cov Biocon 1 Point Mut 2 UAA 3 Pep Disp 4 Prot Disp 5 Modul Assem 6 Encapsulated Cargo Applications
Diffusion 7 In Vitro In Vivo
VLPs CCMV pH; Ionic strength * * * * Metals; small-molecule drugs; nucleic acids; organic polymers Drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging; prodrug activation; biocatalysis
CPMV * * * * Metals; fluorescent probes; biotin; organic polymers Drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging
HBc Denaturants * * * * * * Metals; small-molecule drugs; fluorescent probes; nucleic acids Drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging
MS2 pH; Denaturants * * * * * Fluorescent probes; photosensitizers Metals; small-molecule drugs; nucleic acids Proteins Drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging; biocatalysis
P22 pH * * * * Metals; fluorescent probes; biotin; organometallic polymers Proteins Proteins; peptides; epitopes; nucleic acids Drug delivery; vaccines; nanomaterial synthesis; biocatalysis; solubility enhancement
Qβ pH; Denaturants * * * * * Fluorescent probes; cationic polymers Metals; small-molecule drugs; fluorescent probes; nucleic acids Proteins Drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging; nanomaterial synthesis






Non-viral PNP
Dps * * * Metals Drug delivery; nanomaterial synthesis
E2 Denaturants * * * * * Small-molecule drugs; fluorescent probes Nucleic acids Drug delivery; vaccines; biocatalysis; antibody purification
Encapsulin pH; Denaturants * * * * Metals Proteins Proteins Drug delivery; bioimaging; immunotherapy; antimicrobials; biocatalysis
Ferritin pH * * * * * Metals; small-molecule drugs Bioactive compounds; metals; small-molecule drugs Metals Solubility enhancement; drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging; immunotherapy; nanomaterial synthesis
Hsp Temperature * * * * Metals Metals; small-molecule drugs; dyes; fluorescent probes Drug delivery; nanomaterial synthesis; biocatalysis
LS Ionic strength * * * * * Proteins Drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging; biocatalysis
Vault “Breathing mechanism” * * Metals; proteins; epitopes; antigens Proteins Solubility enhancement; drug delivery; vaccines; bioimaging; immunotherapy; bioremediation

1 Covalent bioconjugation; 2 Point Mutation; 3 Unnatural amino acid incorporation; 4 Peptide display; 5 Whole protein display; 6 Modular assembly; 7 Pore-mediated diffusion