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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 06, 2018
Filed:
Aug. 01, 2014
The Governors of the University of Alberta, Edmonton, CA;
Stephane Evoy, St. Albert, CA;
Denis Arutyunov, Edmonton, CA;
Upasana Singh, Edmonton, CA;
Christine Szymanski, Edmonton, CA;
The Governors of the University of Alberta, Alberta, CA;
Abstract
The invention provides isolated, purified, recombinant receptor binding proteins Gp-6, Gp-10 and Gp-31 fromphage L5, and methods for producing these recombinant receptor binding proteins. The invention also provides the use of recombinant receptor binding proteins, including Gp-6, Gp-10 and Gp-31, as probes for the identification and diagnosis ofinfections and conditions caused by. Further provided by the invention are methods of targeting mycobacteria using recombinant receptor binding proteins, including Gp-6, Gp-10 and Gp-31. Other methods provided by the invention include the use of recombinant receptor binding proteins, such as Gp-10, in diagnostic assays for diseases, such as Johne's disease, in animals, including ruminants.