T helper cell epitopes
CA 2361658 C · Owner: The Council Of The Queensland Institute Of Medical Research · Inventors: Jackson, David Charles; Souravi, Ghosh; Walker, John
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The present invention provides T helper cell epitopes and compositions for use in inducing an immune response comprising at least one of these epitopes. The epitopes are contained within a peptide sequence selected from the group consisting of SSKTQTHTQQDRPPQPS; QPSTELEETRTSRARHS; RHSTTSAQRSTHYDPRT; PRTSDRPVSYTMNRTRS; TRSRKQTSHRLKNIPVH; SHQYLVIKLIPNASLIE; IGTDNVHYKIMTRPSHQ; YKIMTRPSHQYLVIKLI; KLIPNASLIENCTKAEL; AELGEYEKLLNSVLEPI; KLLNSVLEPINQALTLM; EPINQALTLMTKNVKPL; FAGVVLAGVALGVATAA; GVALGVATAAQITAGIA; TAAQITAGIALHQSNLN; GIALHQSNLNAQAIQSL; NLNAQAIQSLRTSLEQS; QSLRTSLEQSNKAIEEI; EQSNKAIEEIREATQET; TELLSIFGPSLRDPISA; PRYIATNGYLISNFDES; CIRGDTSSCARTLVSGT; DESSCVFVSESAICSQN; …
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- Filed February 7, 2000 and granted April 9, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended February 7, 2020.
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