Nucleic acid molecule comprising a nucleic acid sequence coding for a haemocyanin
OwnerJürgen Markl, Benjamin Altenhein +2inventors
InventorsJürgen Markl, Benjamin Altenhein, Bernhard Lieb, Thomas Stiefel
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OwnerJürgen Markl, Benjamin Altenhein +2inventors
InventorsJürgen Markl, Benjamin Altenhein, Bernhard Lieb, Thomas Stiefel
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A nucleic acid molecule or construct alone or with a promoter suitable for expression control is contemplated that codes for a haemocyanin, a haemocyanin domain or a fragment thereof with the immunological properties of at least one domain of haemocyanin, and comprises at least one intron sequence, as well as haemocyanin fusion proteins. The construct furthermore can comprise a nucleic acid sequence that codes for an antigen. Host cells are also contemplated that contain the nucleic acid molecule or construct and a recombinant expression product thereof. The invention furthermore relates to a pharmaceutical composition that comprises the expression product and antibodies obtainable by immunization of an animal therewith, as well as the use the antibodies in screening methods for the identification of tumors.
An isolated haemocyanin polypeptide comprising at least one amino acid sequence recombinantly expressed in a suitable host cell and selected from the following group:
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