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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 27, 2012
Filed:
Jul. 26, 2005
Teresa P. Dilorenzo, Bayside, NY (US);
Scott M. Lieberman, Philadelphia, PA (US);
David V. Serreze, Ellsworth, ME (US);
Teresa P. DiLorenzo, Bayside, NY (US);
Scott M. Lieberman, Philadelphia, PA (US);
David V. Serreze, Ellsworth, ME (US);
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY (US);
The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, ME (US);
Abstract
Provided are oligopeptide antigens to AI4-like T cells, and mouse proteins comprising those antigens. The oligopeptide antigens comprise the amino acid sequence XX(I/D/F/L)ENY(I/L)(E/W/Y)(L/M) or VMLENYTHL. Additionally provided are methods for treating a mammal having or at risk for type 1 diabetes using these antigens, or compounds which reduce or eliminate expression of these antigens. Kits comprising these antigens, and methods for determining whether a mammal is at risk for or has type 1 diabetes are also provided.
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