Abstract

A transformed cell line was constructed fromMythimna separata cells Ms7311 by lipofection method. TMs7311 cells were generated using a double selection technique involving a selection in the antibiotic Zeocin, followed by a second round of selection by exhibiting cell characterization. A cell clone expressing p35 was obtained with high level of AcMNPV and recombinant proteins. Compared with wild type Ms7311 cells, the cell clone showed increased resistance to Actinamycin D-induced apoptosis and a profound resistance to nutrient development (PBS). When the cell clone was infected with recombinant baculoviruses expressing secreted alkaline phosphatase (SEAP) and β-galactosidase, expression of the recombinant proteins from TMs7311 cells exceeded that from parental Ms7311 cells. Production of budded virus and occlusion body was significantly higher than that from parental cells Ms7311.

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