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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 12, 2018
Filed:
May. 30, 2012
Frank Osterroth, Dietzenbach, DE;
Christoph Uherek, Seligenstadt, DE;
Christoph Bruecher, Eschborn, DE;
Benjamin Daelken, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
André Engling, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Chantal Zuber, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Niklas Czeloth, Dreieich, DE;
Holger Wallmeier, Sulzbach, DE;
Kirsten Völp, Karben, DE;
Gregor Schulz, Umkirch, DE;
Frank Osterroth, Dietzenbach, DE;
Christoph Uherek, Seligenstadt, DE;
Christoph Bruecher, Eschborn, DE;
Benjamin Daelken, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
André Engling, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Chantal Zuber, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Niklas Czeloth, Dreieich, DE;
Holger Wallmeier, Sulzbach, DE;
Kirsten Völp, Karben, DE;
Gregor Schulz, Umkirch, DE;
BIOTEST AG, Dreieich, DE;
Abstract
Provided are methods of screening to identify molecules capable of binding to CD4 and capable of activating CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells. Further provided are antibodies and antibody fragments capable of activating CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells and methods and uses involving the antibodies and fragments thereof.