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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 02, 2007
Filed:
Aug. 31, 2001
Andrew Robinson, Salisbury, GB;
Andrew Richard Gorringe, Salisbury, GB;
Michael John Hudson, Salisbury, GB;
Philippa Bracegirdle, Salisbury, GB;
John Simon Kroll, Oxford, GB;
Paul Richard Langford, Oxford, GB;
Steven Anthony Rochford Webb, Sublaco, AU;
Keith Cartwright, Brobury, GB;
Cliona Anne O'dwyer, Furbo, IE;
Karen Margaret Reddin, Salisbury, GB;
Andrew Robinson, Salisbury, GB;
Andrew Richard Gorringe, Salisbury, GB;
Michael John Hudson, Salisbury, GB;
Philippa Bracegirdle, Salisbury, GB;
John Simon Kroll, Oxford, GB;
Paul Richard Langford, Oxford, GB;
Steven Anthony Rochford Webb, Sublaco, AU;
Keith Cartwright, Brobury, GB;
Cliona Anne O'Dwyer, Furbo, IE;
Karen Margaret Reddin, Salisbury, GB;
Health Protection Agency, Salisbury Wiltshire, GB;
Abstract
Methods and compositions for the treatment of microbial infection, and in particular meningococcal disease, comprise a commensalor an extract of a commensal. Further methods and compositions comprise commensalwhich express genes from virulent strains ofand/or heterologous gene products from non-neisserial sources. Such compositions are used in vaccine preparations for the treatment of microbial infection.