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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 27, 2018
Filed:
Jan. 24, 2012
Michael Esquerré, Toulouse, FR;
Marie Momot, Toulouse, FR;
Anne Goubier, Sauveterre de Bearn, FR;
Yolande Misseri, Dremil-Lafage, FR;
Michael Esquerré, Toulouse, FR;
Marie Momot, Toulouse, FR;
Anne Goubier, Sauveterre de Bearn, FR;
Yolande Misseri, Dremil-Lafage, FR;
GENTICEL, Labege, FR;
Abstract
The invention is directed to means, based on CyaA-carried polypeptide(s), for use in the immunotherapeutic treatment of first determined pathological condition(s) diagnosed in a mammalian host by eliciting a T cell immune response against a first group of epitopes contained in said polypeptide(s) and in the prophylaxis against second determined pathological condition(s) in the same mammalian host by eliciting a T cell memory immune response against a second group of epitopes contained in said polypeptide(s), said immune responses being obtained after administration of said vector-carried polypeptide(s) into said host, wherein said prophylaxis against second determined pathological condition(s) is not observed when said second group of epitopes is not contained in said administered vector-carried polypeptide(s).