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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 03, 2013
Filed:
Jan. 16, 2007
Alan H. Lazarus, Toronto, CA;
Vinayakumar Siragam, Toronto, CA;
Davor Brinc, Toronto, CA;
John Freedman, Toronto, CA;
Andrew R. Crow, Toronto, CA;
Seng Song, Toronto, CA;
Alan H. Lazarus, Toronto, CA;
Vinayakumar Siragam, Toronto, CA;
Davor Brinc, Toronto, CA;
John Freedman, Toronto, CA;
Andrew R. Crow, Toronto, CA;
Seng Song, Toronto, CA;
Canadian Blood Services, Ottawa, Ontario, CA;
Abstract
A method of cell-based therapy for treating an autoimmune disease is disclosed. The method is directed at stimulating leukocytes and/or dendritic cells to interrupt autoimmunity in a host. The method provides a Fcγ receptor-specific complex or a complex which results in the co-crosslinking of Fcγ-chains for treating the leukocytes and/or dendritic cells which are in turn used to elicit an autoimmune interruption response in a subject with an autoimmune disease. The Fcγ receptor-specific complex and/or complex which results in the co-crosslinking of Fcγ-chains is used to treat a biological sample comprising leukocytes and/or dendritic cells from a patient, and upon reintroducing said biological sample to the patient, the pre-treated dendritic cells illicit an autoimmune interruption response in vivo.
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