Direct Attachment of Polypeptides to Virus Like Particles
OwnerBradley C. Bundy, James R. Swartzinventors
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Compositions and methods are provided for the control of direct protein attachment to virus like particles where virus structural proteins that have been modified to comprise an unnatural amino acid at a pre-determined site are reacted with one or more “display” polypeptides that also comprise an unnatural amino acid at a pre-determined site in a one step reaction. The compositions of the invention are useful for various purposes where it is desirable to efficiently and directly attach multiple polypeptides to a single carrier entity, particularly where two or more different polypeptides are attached to a single carrier.
A method for direct assembly of display polypeptide-modified virus like particles, the method comprising:
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