Immunogenic proteoliposomes, and uses thereof
CA 2431212 A1 · Owner: Wyatt, Richard T. · Inventors: Mirzabekov, Tajib; Sodroski, Joseph G.; Grundner, Christoph
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An immunogenic proteoliposome containing a transmembrane protein or oligomeric complexes containing such proteins, including viral envelope glycoproteins in , a lipid membrane around an elliptoid or spherical shape. The shape preferably also contains an attractant such as streptavidin or avidin and the lipid membrane contains a moiety that binds to the attractant such as biotin. The immunogenic transmembrane protein is bound to a ligand which is anchored in the shape. Methods for making the immunogenic proteoliposomes are provided. uses of the proteoliposome are described including their use as immunogens to , elicit immune reaction and their use in screening assays, including their …
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