Vertebrate poxvirus expression vector under the control of entomopoxvirus spheroidin gene promoter
CA 2033957 A1 · Owner: Yuen, Kai-Chung L. · Inventors: Yuen, Kai-Chung L.; Arif, Basil
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Disclosed is a recombinant vertebrate poxvirus such as vaccinia virus which comprises in its genome (i) spheroidin promoter of entomopoxvirus such as Choristoneura biennis and (ii) at least one structural gene coding for at least one protein foreign to entomopoxvirus and to the vertebrate poxvirus and is capable of expressing the foreign protein gene in a vertebrate tissue culture cell or in a vertebrate animal susceptible to the vaccinia virus. The recombinant virus is capable of expressing the foreign gene at a significantly higher rate due to the presence of the entomopoxvirus spheroidin promoter than the same virus without the entomopoxvirus promoter. The protein may be antigenic or …
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