Recombinant human rotavirus VP7 serotype 4
AssigneesThe University of Sydney, The University of Melbourne
InventorsMichael Leigh Dyall-Smith, Chris Hum, Ian Hamilton Holmes, Michael Anthony Johnson, Peter Richard Reeves
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Abstract
An isolated gene encoding all or part of the VP7 protein of human rotavirus serotype 4 is claimed. Also claimed in a DNA transfer vector which contains the gene or a portion or sub-unit and a host cell contg. the DNA transfer vector.
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A polypeptide having a sequence of the VP7 protein of human rotavirus serotype 4.
A polypeptide comprising at least one of regions A, B and C of FIG. 1.
A polypeptide comprising a sequence of the VP7 protein of human rotavirus serotype 4 and protein subunits thereof wherein said protein subunits comprise at least one of regions A, B and C of FIG. 1 and wherein said subunits elicit antibodies in a host animal which antibodies bind to the VP7 protein of human serotype 4.
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