Nanostructure-based vector system for bacterial and viral antigens
AssigneeBiosynth AG
InventorMassimo PORRO
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AssigneeBiosynth AG
InventorMassimo PORRO
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The present invention relates to novel nanostructure-based vector system mimicking the shape and the size-characteristics of a viral nanoparticle and presenting functional antigens expressed by different viruses or bacteria to the host's immune system through the presentation together with a helper T-cell dependent carrier protein against which the host's immune system is universally primed through the serological presence of carrier-specific antibodies for triggering an immediate boost of the human immune system. The invention further relates to vaccines based on such nanostructure-based vector system for the prevention of infection mediated by viral and bacterial pathogens in a mammal host.
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A nanostructured vector system comprising a complex of Lipid A-SAEP (Synthetic Anti Endotoxin Peptide) or a Lipid A derivative-SAEP derivative incorporating at least one helper T-cell dependent carrier antigen, selected from the group consisting of CRM197, Diphtheria Toxoid, Tetanus Toxoid, Pertussis Toxoid or a combination thereof;
A conjugated hybrid antigen comprising a) the bacterial protein CRM197 and b) a viral SARS CoV-2 S-protein expressed by anyone of the SARS CoV-2 S Variants of Concern, said hybrid antigen being in trimeric conformation.
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