Newcastle disease virus gene clones
CA 1319337 C · Owner: Millar, Neil Stewart · Inventors: Emmerson, Peter Tunley; Millar, Neil Stewart; Bingham, Richard Walker
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The problem of providing rapid access to a polynucleotide encoding the HN and/or F protein of Newcastle Disease Virus RNA is solved, according to the invention, by recombinant DNA technology which has led to the cloning and sequencing of these genes. The invention provides such polynucleotides and in particular, those, of the Beaudette C viral strain and others sufficiently homologous therewith to enable the HN and F genes of other strains to be identified using Beaudette C DNA as a probe. The invention is useful in the diagnosis of Newcastle Disease and as a major step towards the production of viral proteins for use in vaccination of poultry.
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- Granted June 22, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 22, 2010.
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