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US 5,958,424 AGranted
Recombinant chicken anemia virus particle
AssigneeLeadd B.V.
InventorsMathews H.M. Noteborn, Gerden F. De Boer
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Abstract
Recombinant genetic information (DNA or RNA), comprising a Chicken Anemia Virus (CAV)-specific nucleotide sequence and the use thereof for diagnostics, vaccination or protein production. Recombinant CAV protein and the use thereof for diagnostics, vaccination or production of CAV-specific antibodies. The use of CAV-specific antibodies thus obtained.
Claims9
A recombinant virus particle comprising:
- a Chicken Anemia Virus genome or part thereof sufficient for replication of said recombinant virus particle, wherein said Chicken Anemia Virus genome comprises one or more deletions so that the pathogenic character of said Chicken Anemia Virus has been eliminated, and wherein administration of said recombinant virus particle to a host animal induces an immune response.
A method for immunizing against a Chicken Anemia Virus infection in a host susceptible to infection with said Chicken Anemia Virus, said method comprising:
- administering to said host a composition comprising a recombinant virus particle containing a Chicken Anemia Virus genome or part thereof sufficient for replication of said recombinant virus particles, wherein said Chicken Anemia Virus genome comprises one or more deletions so that the pathogenic character of said Chicken Anemia Virus has been eliminated, and wherein said composition is administered in an amount sufficient to induce an immune response in said host.
A deletion vaccine comprising:
- a recombinant virus particle containing a Chicken Anemia Virus genome or part thereof sufficient for replication of said recombinant virus particle, wherein said Chicken Anemia Virus genome comprises one or more deletions so that the pathogenic character of said Chicken Anemia Virus has been eliminated, and wherein administration of said vaccine to a host animal induces an immune response.
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