Materials and methods for inhibiting flavivirus infection
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of Michigan
InventorsAndrew Tai, David Lin
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of Michigan
InventorsAndrew Tai, David Lin
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The disclosure provides materials in the form of flavivirus variants that each encode a Non-Structural Protein-1 (NS1) variant, wherein the coding region is a chimera of at least two different NS1 coding regions, or wherein the coding region has at least one mutation in a codon of a canonical Asn-Xxx-Ser/Thr N-linked glycosylation site, wherein Asn is asparagine, Xxx is any amino acid, and Ser/Thr is either serine or threonine, or wherein the coding region is both a chimera and has at least one mutation in a codon of a canonical N-liked glycosylation site, wherein Asn is asparagine, Xxx is any amino acid, and Ser/Thr is either serine or threonine. The disclosure also provides methods of using such flavivirus variants to inhibit the transmission of infectious flavivirus.
A coding region for a Non-Structural Protein-1 (NS1) variant, wherein the coding region is a chimera of NS1 coding regions of at least two flavivirus species wherein two of the flavivirus species are Dengue fever virus and Zika virus, Dengue fever virus and Yellow fever virus, or Zika virus and Yellow fever virus;
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