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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 04, 2008
Filed:
Apr. 10, 2007
Manuela Rehtanz, New York, NY (US);
A. Bennett Jenson, Louisville, KY (US);
Shin-je Ghim, Louisville, KY (US);
Gregory D. Bossart, Fort Pierce, FL (US);
Manuela Rehtanz, New York, NY (US);
A. Bennett Jenson, Louisville, KY (US);
Shin-je Ghim, Louisville, KY (US);
Gregory D. Bossart, Fort Pierce, FL (US);
Other;
Abstract
Composition for conferring protection againstpapillomavirus (TtPV) infection in a subject includes a virus-like particle assembled from at least one type of TtPV L1 protein. Methods for protecting a subject against TtPV infection include administering to the subject an immunogenic composition including a virus-like particle assembled from at least one type of TtPV L1 protein. Methods for diagnosing TtPV infection in a subject include providing a virus-like particle assembled from at least one TtPV L1 protein; contacting the virus-like particle with serum obtained from the subject; and identifying the subject as having TtPV infection if a TtPV antibody capable of binding the virus-like particle is detected in the serum.
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