Recombinant Mycoplasmoides gallisepticum VlhA.3.03 Variable Lipoprotein Family Protein (vlhA.3.03), His

Mycoplasmoides gallisepticum VlhA.3.03 Variable Lipoprotein Family Protein (vlhA.3.03), belonging to the variable lipoprotein family, has significant immunogenicity and adhesion functions. In veterinary medicine, the VlhA.3.03 protein is mainly used for diagnosis and vaccine development. Studies have shown that the VlhA.3.03 protein can induce specific antibodies in the host, which can be used to detect Mycoplasma gallisepticum infection. Additionally, the immunogenicity of the VlhA.3.03 protein makes it a potential candidate for developing subunit vaccines. The VlhA.3.03 protein is also involved in the adhesion of the pathogen to host cells, contributing to colonization and pathogenesis in the respiratory tract. Its phase variation characteristics help the pathogen evade the host immune system, playing an important role during infection.