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WO 200589792

A new recombinant protein comprising polypeptides bearing epitopes of human papilloma virus (HPV) antigens; useful for treating or preventing HPV infection, or for immunotherapy against the onset of malignant transformation due to HPV infection.

 

BT Pharma (Labège-Innopole, France); INSERM (France); Institut Pasteur (Paris); CNRS (France) la Dant D, le Clerc C, Preville X, Timmerman B 3/18/2004 9/29/2005
WO 200587813

A new composition that comprises contacting an antigen-presenting cell with a chimeric antigen comprising an immune response domain and a target binding domain, which comprises a xenotypic antibody fragment; useful for eliciting a T-cell response against hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus infections.

 

ViRexx (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) George R, Noujaim A, Tyrrell L, Wang D 2/24/2004 9/22/2005
WO 200587799

A new isolated polypeptide that binds specifically to an oligosaccharide; useful in preparing a vaccine for treating or preventing HIV infection.

 

US Dept. of Health & Human Services (Washington, DC, USA) Bewley CA 3/9/2004 9/22/2005
US 20050202045

A method for making a recombinant avian herpesvirus, comprising cotransfecting overlapping subgenomic fragments employing the subgenomic clones and enzymes; useful in producing therapeutic or prophylactic vaccines.

 

Schering-Plough Veterinary Corp. (Kenilworth, NJ, USA) Cochran MD, Cook SM, Wild MA 6/14/2001 9/15/2005
WO 200585445

A novel recombinant varicella herpes-zoster virus comprising a bacterial artificial chromosome vector sequence; useful as a vaccine for treating varicella herpes-zoster virus infection.

 

Osaka University (Osaka, Japan) Gomi Y, Mori Y, Nagaike K, Takahashi M, Yamaishi K 3/5/2004 9/15/2005
EP 1574517

A novel recombinant or synthetic hepatitis C virus E1 envelope protein or its portion comprising one or more disulfide bonds between a specific pair of cysteines; useful as vaccine for hepatitis C virus.

 

Innogenetics (Ghent, Belgium) Bosman A, Depla E, Depraetere S, Verheyden G 3/9/2004 9/14/2005
WO 200581716

A novel nucleic acid encoding chimeric polypeptides such as calreticulin and antigenic peptide from severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) coronavirus; useful as a DNA vaccine for SARS coronavirus.

 

Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD, USA) Hung C, Kim TW, Wu T 11/24/2003 9/9/2005
CN 1616654

A method for inactivating and purifying SARS virus; useful for preparing vaccines to combat SARS.

 

Kexing Biological Products (Shenzen, China) Han Z, Zhang J, Zhang Z 11/12/2003 5/18/2005
CN 1616491

A new fusion protein useful as a vaccine for treating and preventing influenza.

 

Qinghua University (Beijing) Chen Y; Liu W 9/29/2004 5/18/2005
CN 1614011

A totally enclosed double-circulating column chromatography process for purifying inactivated virus vaccines.

 

Jiahe Biotechnology (Guangzhou, China) He C; Le W 11/6/2003 5/11/2005
CN 1613503

A technique for preparing a virus vaccine using a bioreactor featuring a disk carrier for increasing the surface area used to grow cells, and a better culture condition created for increasing the culture density.

 

Jiahe Biotechnology (Guangzhou, China) He C, Zhang J 11/6/2003 5/11/2005
IN 200200194 Liposomes containing novel peptide antigens; useful for regulating the immune response and for the development of therapeutic agents for the prevention and treatment of hepatitis B virus–associated diseases. Mogam Biotechnology Research Institute (Yongin, South Korea) Chang JS, Cheong H, Cho SY, Choi MJ, Hwang Y, Kim TY, Lee KU 4/3/2002 3/11/2005
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