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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 01, 2014
Filed:
Jun. 03, 2005
Fernando Alberto Goldbaum, Buenos Aires, AR;
Diego Andrés Laplagne, Buenos Aires, AR;
Vanesa Zylberman, Buenos Aires, AR;
Patricio Craig, Buenos Aires, AR;
Paula Mercedes Berguer, Buenos Aires, AR;
Natalia Ainciart, Buenos Aires, AR;
Carlos Alberto Fossati, La Plata, AR;
Carlos Alejandro Velikovsky, Buenos Aires, AR;
Juliana Cassataro, Buenos Aires, AR;
Guillermo Giambartolomei, Buenos Aires, AR;
Fernando Alberto Goldbaum, Buenos Aires, AR;
Diego Andrés Laplagne, Buenos Aires, AR;
Vanesa Zylberman, Buenos Aires, AR;
Patricio Craig, Buenos Aires, AR;
Paula Mercedes Berguer, Buenos Aires, AR;
Natalia Ainciart, Buenos Aires, AR;
Carlos Alberto Fossati, La Plata, AR;
Carlos Alejandro Velikovsky, Buenos Aires, AR;
Juliana Cassataro, Buenos Aires, AR;
Guillermo Giambartolomei, Buenos Aires, AR;
Goldgene LLC, Buenos Aires, AR;
Abstract
Isolated chimeric proteins including up to ten copies of peptides, polypeptides or protein domains inserted in the amino termini of thespp. Lumazine synthase enzyme. Isolated nucleotide sequences codifying the chimeric proteins. Vectors, plasmids and transformed cells used for expressing the proteins. Monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies induced by the chimeric proteins. Hybridomas producing the monoclonal antibodies. Vaccines and pharmaceutical compounds including the chimeric proteins, nucleotide sequences and antibodies. A method to induce an immune response in higher organisms including the administration of effective amounts of the vaccines and pharmaceutical compounds. Biosensors including the chimeric proteins. Protein conjugates formed by the chimeric proteins and a ligand bound by means of covalent and noncovalent bonds. Uses of the chimeric proteins, nucleotide sequences, vectors, plasmids, transformed cells, antibodies, hybridomas, conjugates, biosensors, vaccines and pharmaceutical compounds. The quaternary structure of the chimeric proteins.
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