Immunomodulating compositions and their use
CA 1301064 C · Owner: Guillet, Jean-Gerard · Inventors: Gefter, Malcolm L.; Guillet, Jean-Gerard
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Novel methods or compositions are provided for modulating the immune system, so as to be able to selectively stimulate or inactivate lymphocytes in relation to a particular transplantation antigen context. Particularly mixtures may be employed associated with the more common transplantation antigens of a host population. In this manner, a large number of people can be treated, for example, by immunization stimulation, of particular T-cells or B-cells in relation to a pathogenic invasion or other aberrant state e.g. neopla-, sia, treatment of autoimmine diseases and the like. Particularly, the compositions may involve an oligopeptide involving as a first region a consensus sequence and an …
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- Granted May 19, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 19, 2009.
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