Compositions containing plant-produced glycopolypeptide multimers, multimeric proteins and method of their use
AssigneeThe Scripps Research Institute
InventorsAndrew C. Hiatt, Mich B. Hein
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AssigneeThe Scripps Research Institute
InventorsAndrew C. Hiatt, Mich B. Hein
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The present invention contemplates glycopolypeptide multimers having a polypeptide that contain an immunoglobulin amino acid residue sequence and an oligosaccharide that comprises a core pentasaccharide and N-acetylglucosamine-containing outer branches, such that the multimer is free from sialic acid. The production of passive immunity in an animal by administering a sialic acid free glycopolypeptide multimer is also contemplated. In addition, the invention describes a method for producing a glycopolypeptide multimer by introducing first and second mammalian genes encoding the constituent parts of the multimer into first and second respective members of a plant species, generating a progeny from the first and second plant species members, and isolating the glycopolypeptide multimer from the progeny plant.
A composition comprising a glycopolypeptide multimer and plant material, wherein said multimer comprises an immunologically active glycosylated immunoglobulin molecule free of sialic acid residues.
A glycopolypeptide multimer composition produced according to the method comprising:
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