Effectors of innate immunity
CA 2468907 A1 · Owner: Bowdish, Dawn · Inventors: Rosenberger, Carrie Melissa; Bowdish, Dawn; Scott, Monisha Gough
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A method of identifying a polynucleotide or pattern of polynucleotides regulated by one or more sepsis or inflammatory inducing agents and inhibited by a peptide is described. A method of identifying a pattern of polynucleotide expression for inhibition of an inflammatory or septic response. The method includes contacting cells with LPS, LTA CpG DNA and/or intact microbes or , microbial components in the presence or absence of a peptide; detecting a pattern of polynucleotide expression for the cells in the presence and absence of the peptide, wherein the pattern in the presence of the peptide represents inhibition of an inflammatory or septic response. Also included are compounds …
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- Filed December 2, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended December 2, 2022.
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