Recombinant alphavirus-based vectors with reduced inhibition of cellular macromolecular synthesis
CA 2304350 C · Owner: Dryga, Sergey A. · Inventors: Dryga, Sergey A.; Dubensky, Thomas W. Jr.; Schlesinger, Sondra
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Isolated nucleic acid molecules are disclosed comprising an alphavirus , nonstructural protein gene which when operably incorporated into a , recombinant alphavirus particle eukaryotic layered vector initiation system or RNA vector replicon, has a reduced level of vector-specific RNA synthesis as compared to wild-type, and the same or greater level of proteins encoded by RNA transcribed from the viral junction region promoter as compared to a wild-, type recombinant alphavirus particle. Also disclosed are RNA vector replicons alphavirus vector constructs, and eukaryotic layered vector initiation systems which contain the above-identified nucleic acid molecules.
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