Live salmonella typhi vectors engineered to express cancer protein antigens and methods of use thereof
AssigneesUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore, Irazu Bio
InventorsJames E. Galen, Thanh Pham, Marco Chacon
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AssigneesUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore, Irazu Bio
InventorsJames E. Galen, Thanh Pham, Marco Chacon
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The present invention provides compositions and methods for inducing an immune response in a subject in need thereof, comprising administering to the subject an immunologically-effective amount of a live Salmonella Typhi vector, wherein the Salmonella Typhi vector has been engineered to express one or more cancer antigens. In some aspects the vector has been engineered to express an outer membrane folding protein BamA or a fragment or variant thereof; and a lipid A deacylase PagL or a fragment or variant thereof, wherein the Salmonella Typhi vector is capable of delivering the antigen to a mucosal tissue or subcutaneously to dendritic cells via an outer membrane vesicle when administered to a subject.
A live Salmonella Typhi vector that has been engineered to express:
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