Methods, Compounds, and Compositions For Treatment and Prophylaxis in the Respiratory Tract
OwnerFang Fang, David Wurtman +2inventors
InventorsFang Fang, David Wurtman, Ron Moss, Michael Malakhov
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OwnerFang Fang, David Wurtman +2inventors
InventorsFang Fang, David Wurtman, Ron Moss, Michael Malakhov
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The present invention provides a method of reducing the quanitity of mucus in the respiratory tract of a subject with elevated levels of mucus in said respiratory tract. The method includes administering to the subject a compound or composition containing a therapeutically effective amount of a fusion protein comprising a sialidase or an active portion thereof and an anchoring domain. The therapeutically effective amount comprises an amount of the fusion protein that results in a reduction of the quanitity of mucus in the respiratory tract after administration of the compound or composition when compared to the quantity of mucus present prior to administration of the compound or composition.
A method of reducing the quantity or level of mucus or preventing an increase in the quantity or level of mucus in a respiratory tract of a subject, the method comprising:
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A method of reducing the quantity of mucus in the respiratory tract of a subject with elevated levels of mucus in said respiratory tract, comprising:
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A method of limiting an increase in the quantity of mucus in the respiratory tract of a subject above a baseline level of mucus in said subject's respiratory tract, comprising:
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A method of limiting an increase in the quantity of mucus in the respiratory tract of a subject above a baseline level of mucus in said subject's respiratory tract, comprising:
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A method, comprising:
A method, comprising:
A method of assessing whether a compound or composition comprising a sialidase and/or catalytically active portion thereof reduces the quantity of mucus in the respiratory tract of a subject, comprising:
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