Chimeric polypeptides of serum albumin and uses related thereto
OwnerJeno Gyuris, Lou Lamphereinventors
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The present invention relates to chimeric polypeptides in which a serum albumin protein has been altered to include one or more biologically active heterologous peptide sequences. The chimeric polypeptides may exhibit therapeutic activity related to the heterologous peptide sequences coupled with the improved serum half-lives derived from the serum albumin protein fragments. Heterologous peptide sequences maybe chosen to promote any biological effect, including angiogenesis inhibition, antitumor activity, and induction of apoptosis. The therapeutic effect may be achieved by direct administration of the chimeric polypeptide, or by transfecting cells with a vector including a nucleic acid encoding such a chimeric polypeptide.
A chimeric polypeptide comprising a serum albumin protein (SA) having a biologically active heterologous peptide sequence inserted therein.
A chimeric polypeptide having the structure A-B-C, wherein:
A chimeric polypeptide comprising:
A chimeric polypeptide having the structure (A-B-C)n, wherein:
A chimeric polypeptide comprising serum albumin protein (SA) having at least two biologically active heterologous peptide sequences inserted therein.
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