Rotavirus nucleocapsid protein with or without binding peptides as immunologic carriers for macromolecules
CA 1319101 C · Owner: Sabara, Marta Iris · Inventors: Mullin-Ready, Kerry Frances; Sabara, Marta Iris; Frenchick, Patrick John
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New immunological carrier complexes are provided utilizing the VP6 polypeptide from rotavirus as the carrier molecule. Also provided are methods of binding epitope-bearing molecules (e.g. haptens) to the VP6 carrier molecule through binding peptides. The VP6 carrier can be a VP6 monomer, oligomer, or a particle comprised of VP6 oligomers.
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- Granted June 15, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 15, 2010.
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