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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 23, 2006
Filed:
Jul. 19, 2001
Douglas J. Hilton, Warrandyte, AU;
Warren S. Alexander, Moonee Ponds, AU;
Elizabeth M. Viney, Bundoora, AU;
Tracy A. Willson, North Balwyn, AU;
Rachael T. Richardson, East Brighton, AU;
Robyn Starr, Carlton, AU;
Sandra E. Nicholson, Newport, AU;
Donald Metcalf, Balwyn, AU;
Nicos A. Nicola, Mont Albert, AU;
Douglas J. Hilton, Warrandyte, AU;
Warren S. Alexander, Moonee Ponds, AU;
Elizabeth M. Viney, Bundoora, AU;
Tracy A. Willson, North Balwyn, AU;
Rachael T. Richardson, East Brighton, AU;
Robyn Starr, Carlton, AU;
Sandra E. Nicholson, Newport, AU;
Donald Metcalf, Balwyn, AU;
Nicos A. Nicola, Mont Albert, AU;
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Parkville, AU;
Abstract
The present invention relates generally to therapeutic and diagnostic agents. More particularly, the present invention provides therapeutic molecules capable of modulating signal transduction such as but not limited to cytokine-mediated signal transduction. The molecules of the present invention are useful, therefore, in modulating cellular responsiveness to cytokines as well as other mediators of signal transduction such as endogenous or exogenous molecules, antigens, microbes and microbial products, viruses or components thereof, ions, hormones and parasites.