Systems for Amplification of AAV Rep and Cap Proteins
OwnerSandhya Pande, Kenneth Prentice +2inventors
InventorsSandhya Pande, Kenneth Prentice, Lindsay Nicole Deis, Adrian Wrangham Briggs
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OwnerSandhya Pande, Kenneth Prentice +2inventors
InventorsSandhya Pande, Kenneth Prentice, Lindsay Nicole Deis, Adrian Wrangham Briggs
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The present disclosure provides polynucleotides, vector systems, cells, and methods for amplifying expression of proteins, such as AAV Rep and Cap proteins or therapeutic proteins (e.g., an antibody). Increased expression of AAV Rep and Cap proteins is useful in increasing production of recombinant AAV virions. Also provided herein are vector systems for inducing amplification of expression of AAV Rep and Cap proteins. Also provided herein are vector systems for inducing amplification of expression of therapeutic proteins. Inducible expression of therapeutic proteins is useful in increasing production of therapeutic proteins.
An episome for providing amplification of expression of adenovirus associated virus (AAV) Rep and capsid proteins in a cell, the episome comprising:
A vector system for providing amplification of expression of adenovirus associated virus (AAV) Rep and capsid proteins in a cell and production of recombinant AAV (rAAV) virions from the cell,
A polynucleotide construct for inducibly amplifying expression of AAV Rep and cap proteins, the polynucleotide construct comprising:
A vector system for inducible amplification of expression of AAV Rep and cap proteins and for inducible production of rAAV, the vector system comprising:
A method for increasing production of rAAV virions from a cell, the method comprising:
A vector system for inducible amplification of expression of a protein and for inducible production of the protein, the vector system comprising:
A vector system for providing amplification of expression of a protein in a cell and production of the protein from the cell, the vector system comprising:
The vector system of claim, wherein the protein is an antibody or any fragment or derivative thereof.
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