Papillomavirus infected epithelial cells and methods of producing infectious papillomavirus in epithelial cells and uses thereof
AssigneeUniversity of Arkansas
InventorsPaul L. Hermonat, Yong Liu
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InventorsPaul L. Hermonat, Yong Liu
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The present invention is discloses an improved method of producing infectious papillomavirus in vitro, with a method comprising (a) introducing papillomavirus or papillomavirus DNA or portions thereof necessary for replication, into an epithelial cell; and (b) providing conditions that produce papillomavirus, wherein the conditions comprise not contacting the epithelial cell a fibroblast and does not comprise an organotypic raft culture or a dermal equivalent. The present invention also discloses a papillomavirus infected non-keratinocyte epithelial cell produced by the methods of the present invention. Further, uses of the disclosed method includes detection methods, methods for screening anti-papillomavirus drugs, methods of making recombinant papillomavirus for vaccines and studying the life cycle. Additionally, a method of reducing and assessing the risk of spontaneous abortion is disclosed.
A method of producing infectious papillomavirus in vitro, wherein said method comprises:
A method of producing infectious papillomavirus in vitro, wherein said method comprises:
A method of producing infectious papillomavirus in vitro, wherein said method consists essentially of:
A method of detecting the presence of papillomavirus in a subject comprising:
A method of evaluating the inhibition of a papillomavirus comprising:
A method of producing a mutant or recombinant papillomavirus, wherein said method comprises:
A method of producing a non-keratinocyte epithelial helper cell for production of mutant or recombinant papillomavirus comprising:
A method of reducing the risk of spontaneous abortion caused by papillomavirus comprising:
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