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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 05, 2013
Filed:
Jun. 22, 2009
Dominique Lombardo, Marseilles, FR;
Eric Mas, Marseilles, FR;
Marie-odile Sadoulet, Marseilles, FR;
Laurence Panicot-dubois, Canohes, FR;
Jean-paul Bernard, Marseilles, FR;
Dominique Lombardo, Marseilles, FR;
Eric Mas, Marseilles, FR;
Marie-Odile Sadoulet, Marseilles, FR;
Laurence Panicot-Dubois, Canohes, FR;
Jean-Paul Bernard, Marseilles, FR;
Universite d'Aix-Marseille, Marseilles Cedex, FR;
Abstract
Glycopeptide comprising 1 to 40 repeated C-terminal polypeptides, with 11 amino acids, of BSDL or FAPP, whereby said polypeptides are glycosylated and bear glycosylated epitopes giving rise to a specific immunological reaction with induced antibodies in a patient suffering from type 1 diabetes and/or purified from biological fluids of human or animal origin or recombinant and produced by expression in a standard host cell comprising an enzymatic material necessary for priming a glycosylation, said host cell being genetically modified such as to comprise a gene coding for said polypeptides and a gene coding for one or more enzymes selected from among glycosyltransferases, anti-glycopeptide antibodies and the applications thereof in therapeutics and diagnostics.