Mhc complexes and uses thereof
CA 2244755 A1 · Owner: Wong, Hing C. . · Inventors: Wong, Hing C. .; Jiao, Jin-An; Burkhardt, Martin .
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The present invention relates to novel complexes of major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecules and uses of such complexes. In one aspect the , invention relates to loaded MHC complexes that include at least one MHC molecule with a peptide-binding groove and a presenting peptide non-covalently linked to the MHC protein. In another aspect the invention features single , chain MHC class II peptide fusion complexes with a presenting peptide covalently linked to the peptide binding grove of the complex. MHC complexes of the invention are useful for a variety of applications including: 1) in vitro screens for identification and isolation of peptides that modulate activity of selected …
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