Creagene Inc.

Dae-You Kim

Ki-Tae Kim

Yong-Soo Bae

Sang-Gu Lee

Choon-Ju Jeon

In-Soo Choi

Jung-Hwan Kim

Dong-Sung Lee

Hae-Keun Oh

Hye-Rhan Jeong

Chang-Hyun Kim

The present invention relates to a novel recombinant Sabin type 1 poliovirus vector for the immunogenicity of neutralizing antibody against polioviral infection, which comprises: (a) a genomic nucleotide sequence of a parent Sabin type 1 poliovirus; (b) a nucleotide sequence encoding an additional polioviral cleavage site; and (c) a nucleotide sequence of a conformational epitope encoding a VP1 neutralizing epitope of poliovirus type 2 or 3 and linked to the nucleotide sequence of (b).

Advanced oral poliovirus vaccine (Adv-OPV) deprived of the possibility of vaccine associated paralytic poliomyelities (VAPP)

The present invention relates to a cytoplasmic transduction peptide (CTP) showing transduction potential, as well as cytoplasmic remaining potential and various uses thereof. The CTP of this invention exhibits a transduction potential identical or higher than the conventional protein transduction, PTD, and a strong tendency to remain in the cytoplasm, so that it is very useful in inducing cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) and a drug delivery system (DDS) targeting cytoplasm.

Cytoplasmic transduction peptides and uses thereof

The present invention relates to (a) methods for improving a genetic stability of an insert nucleotide sequence in a recombinant single-stranded RNA virus vector, which comprises performing a mutagenesis of the foreign insert nucleotide sequence to provide even distribution of G/C content throughout the overall foreign insert nucleotide sequence and/or to increase G/C content of the foreign insert without substantially causing amino acids substitutions (b) a recombinant single-stranded RNA virus comprising an insert nucleotide sequence with improved genetic stability and (c) a recombinant poliovirus comprising an insert nucleotide sequence with improved genetic stability.

Method for improving genetic stability of foreign insert nucleotide sequence in recombinant poliovirus

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Dae-You Kim