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170 results about "Env Protein" patented technology

Ehrlichia chaffeensis 28 kDa outer membrane protein multigene family

InactiveUS20020064531A1Bacterial antigen ingredientsBacteriaEhrlichia chaffeensisRepertoire
The 28-kDa outer membrane proteins (P28) of Ehrlichia chaffeensis are encoded by a multigene family consisting of 21 members located in a 23-kb DNA fragment in the genome of E. chaffeensis. Fifteen of these proteins are claimed herein as novel sequences. The amino acid sequence identity of the various P28 proteins was 20-83%. Six of 10 tested p28 genes were actively transcribed in cell culture grown E. chaffeensis. RT-PCR also indicated that each of the p28 genes was monocistronic. These results suggest that the p28 genes are active genes and encode polymorphic forms of the P28 proteins. The P28s were also divergent among different isolates of E. chaffeensis. The large repertoire of the p28 genes in a single ehrlichial organism and antigenic diversity of the P28 among the isolates of E. chaffeensis suggest that the P28s may be involved in immune avoidance.
Owner:RES DEVMENT FOUND

Hivcon: an HIV immunogen and uses thereof

The present invention provides artificial fusion proteins (AFPs) designed to elicit an anti-HIV immune response, as well as nucleic acid molecules and expression vectors encoding those proteins. The AFPs of the invention may comprise domains from various HIV proteins, such as Gag, Pol, Vif, and Env proteins, which are partial sequences. HIVCON is an AFP in which the HIV domains are from several HIV clade consensus sequences and which optionally contains additional domains which may be useful, for example, in monitoring expression levels or laboratory animal immune responses. Other aspects of the invention may include compositions and methods for inducing an anti-HIV immune response in a subject, preferably with a DNA prime-MVA boost strategy, and to induce a cell-mediated immune response.
Owner:MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

Method for the rapid taxonomic identification of pathogenic microorganisms and their toxic proteins

The present invention describes a method for the rapid binding of pathogenic microorganisms and their toxic proteins with ligands that have been covalently tethered at some distance from the surface of a substrate. Ligands directed to microbes are covalently attached to the substrate surface by tethers that are between 35 Å and 50 Å in length for optimal binding efficacy. Ligands directed to capture and concentrate proteinaceous materials are covalently attached to the substrate surface by tethers that are between 35 Å and 50 Å in length for optimum assay kinetics. The ligands described herein include heme compounds, siderophores, polysaccharides, and peptides specific for toxic proteins, outer membrane proteins and conjugated lipids. Non-binding components of the solution to be analyzed are separated from the bound fraction and binding is confirmed by detection of the analyte via microscopy, fluorescence, epifluorescence, luminescence, phosphorescence, radioactivity, or optical absorbance. By patterning numerous ligands in an array on a substrate surface it is possible to taxonomically identify the microorganism by analysis of the binding pattern of the sample to the array.
Owner:MICROBIOSYST

Virus-like particles for pseudorabies virus and preparation method for same

The invention provides virus-like particles for pseudorabies virus. The virus-like particles consist of pseudorabies virus glycoprotein G and pseudorabies virus matrix protein M, and have stable and homogenous spatial structures; and the outer membrane protein of the virus-like particles contains all or partial fragments of the pseudorabies virus glycoprotein G, and can induce an organism to generate protective-level cellular immunity and humoral immunity. The virus-like particles do not comprise any nucleic acid component of chromosome of the pseudorabies virus, and avoid quality risks caused by inactivator addition. The virus-like particles can be conveniently purified by the conventional purification technology, and the quality risks possibly caused by inactivator addition in the traditional inactivated vaccines are avoided on principle. Meanwhile, due to a simple and quick construction and preparation mode, novel vaccines aiming at new strains can be conveniently and quickly designed and prepared. Based on the principle, novel polyvalent vaccines and multi-vaccines are easily formed on the basis of the particles; and the particles can widely replace related critical raw materials in the conventional practical technologies such as related antigen and antibody detection, functional protein vectors and the like.
Owner:WUHAN INST OF BIOLOGICAL PROD CO LTD

Method of Using Adenoviral Vectors to Induce an Immune Response

The invention provides a method of inducing an immune response against a human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in a mammal. The method comprises administering to the mammal an adenoviral vector composition comprising one or more adenoviral vectors encoding two or more different HIV antigens, the production of which induces an immune response against HIV in the mammal. The invention also provides an adenoviral vector composition comprising four adenoviral vectors encoding an HIV clade A Env protein, an HIV clade B Env protein, an HIV clade C Env protein, and a fusion protein comprising an HIV clade B Gag protein and Pol protein, respectively.
Owner:UNITED STATES OF AMERICA +1
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