Aav virions with decreased immunoreactivity and uses therefor
AssigneeGenzyme Corporation
InventorsAlejandra E. ARBETMAN, Peter C. COLOSI, Michael A. LOCHRIE, Richard T. SUROSKY
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Abstract
Methods of making and using recombinant AAV virions with decreased immunoreactivity are described. The recombinant AAV virions include mutated capsid proteins or are derived from non-primate mammalian AAV serotypes and isolates that display decreased immunoreactivity relative to AAV-2.
Claims9
1-43. (canceled)
A mutated adeno-associated virus (AAV) capsid protein comprising a substitution of one or more of the amino acids occurring at a position corresponding to a position of the full-length AAV-2 VP2 capsid, wherein the one or more amino acids are selected from the group consisting of amino acid:
- 124 substituted with a threonine;
- 126 substituted with an alanine;
- 127 substituted with an alanine or a leucine;
- 128 substituted with an alanine or an aspartic acid;
- 130 substituted with a threonine or an alanine;
- 131 substituted with a glutamine or an alanine;
- 132 substituted with a glutamic acid, an alanine, or an asparagine;
- 133 substituted with an alanine;
- 134 substituted with a glutamine, a phenylalanine, or an alanine;
- 188 substituted with an alanine;
- 190 substituted with an alanine;
- 191 substituted with a serine;
- 193 substituted with an alanine;
- 245 substituted with an alanine;
- 246 substituted with an alanine;
- 247 substituted with an alanine;
- 248 substituted with an alanine;
- 315 substituted with an alanine;
- 317 substituted with an alanine;
- 318 substituted with an alanine;
- 320 substituted with an alanine;
- 322 substituted with an alanine;
- 329 substituted with an arginine;
- 331 substituted with an alanine;
- 332 substituted with an alanine;
- 334 substituted with an alanine;
- 335 substituted with an alanine;
- 347 substituted with a cysteine;
- 350 substituted with a lysine;
- 354 substituted with an alanine;
- 355 substituted with a threonine or an alanine;
- 356 substituted with an arginine;
- 357 substituted with a glutamic acid, a glutamine, an alanine, or an asparagine;
- 358 substituted with a lysine;
- 359 substituted with an alanine;
- 360 substituted with a histidine, a lysine, or an alanine;
- 361 substituted with an alanine;
- 362 substituted with an alanine;
- 365 substituted with a phenylalanine or an alanine;
- 366 substituted with a serine or an alanine;
- 372 substituted with a glutamine, a lysine, a phenylalanine, or an asparagine;
- 375 substituted with a proline or an alanine;
- 377 substituted with an alanine;
- 390 substituted with an alanine;
- 391 substituted with an alanine;
- 392 substituted with a glutamic acid, a valine, an alanine, an asparagine, or an isoleucine;
- 393 substituted with a glutamine, a lysine, an alanine, or an aspartic acid;
- 394 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- 395 substituted with an alanine;
- 396 substituted with an alanine;
- 407 substituted with an alanine;
- 411 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- 413 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- 418 substituted with an alanine;
- 419 substituted with an alanine;
- 437 substituted with an alanine;
- 438 substituted with an alanine;
- 448 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- 450 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- 451 substituted with an alanine or lysine;
- 452 substituted with an alanine;
- 494 substituted with a proline;
- 568 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- 569 substituted with an alanine;
- 571 substituted with a lysine or an alanine;
- and
- 592 substituted with a lysine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.