Polyvalent chimeric rubella virus-based vaccines
AssigneeNational Health Research Institutes
InventorsYEN-HUNG CHOW, Charles Dwo-Yuan Sia, Pele Choi-Sing Chong, Kuang-Nan Hsiao
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AssigneeNational Health Research Institutes
InventorsYEN-HUNG CHOW, Charles Dwo-Yuan Sia, Pele Choi-Sing Chong, Kuang-Nan Hsiao
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A chimeric viral particle that comprises a RV fusion gene is disclosed. The RV fusion gene comprises a first nucleotide sequence encoding a RV that is devoid of RV E1 protein, and a second nucleotide sequence that linked in translation frame to the first nucleotide sequence and encodes a humoral immunogenic viral protein. The chimeric viral particle is free of RV E1 protein-encoding gene. A virus packaging cell that generates the chimeric viral particle comprising a RV fusion gene and an isolated expression vector comprising a RV fusion gene linked in translation frame to a promoter are also disclosed.
A chimeric viral particle comprising a rubella virus (RV) fusion gene, wherein said RV fusion gene comprises:
A chimeric viral particle comprising a RV fusion gene, wherein said RV fusion gene comprises:
An isolated expression vector comprising a RV fusion gene linked in translation frame to a promoter, wherein the RV fusion gene comprises:
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