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US 10,538,785 B2Granted
Lyophilized lentiviral vector particles, compositions and methods
AssigneesRenaud Vaillant, Cécile Bauche
InventorsCecile Bauche, Gael Ouengue Mbele
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Abstract
Methods of making lyophilized lentiviral vector particles are provided. Compositions comprising lyophilized lentiviral vector particles are also provided. Methods of administering a lentiviral vector particle to a subject and uses of lentiviral vector particle compositions are also provided.
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A method for making lyophilized lentiviral vector particles, the method comprising:
- a) providing a cell supernatant comprising lentiviral vector particles,
- b) purifying the lentiviral vector particles in the supernatant,
- c) concentrating the purified lentiviral vector particles,
- d) freezing the concentrated lentiviral vector particles to provide frozen lentiviral vector particles,
- e) lyophilizing the frozen lentiviral vector particles in the presence of one or more sugars to provide lyophilized lentiviral vector particles, and
- f) storing the lyophilized lentiviral vector particles for at least three days,
- wherein the lyophilized lentiviral vector particles retain at least 80% of their titer after freezing viral titer when stored for 45 days at −20° C.
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A method of administering a lentiviral particle to a human subject, comprising:
- a) making lyophilized lentiviral vector particles by a method comprising:
- i) providing a cell supernatant comprising lentiviral vector particles,
- ii) purifying the lentiviral vector particles in the supernatant,
- iii) concentrating the purified lentiviral vector particles,
- iv) freezing the concentrated lentiviral vector particles to provide frozen lentiviral vector particles,
- v) lyophilizing the frozen lentiviral vector particles in the presence of one or more sugars to provide lyophilized lentiviral vector particles, and
- vi) storing the lyophilized lentiviral vector particles for at least three days, wherein the lyophilized lentiviral vector particles retain at least 80% of their titer after freezing viral titer when stored for 45 days at -20° C.;
- b) reconstituting the lyophilized lentiviral vector particles in an aqueous medium for administration;
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- c) administering the reconstituted lentiviral vector particles to the human subject.
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