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AssigneeProgenetics LLC
InventorsJulian D. Cooper, William Hugold Velander, Tanya K. O'Sickey
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A non-human transgenic mammalian animal, as described above, contains an exogenous double stranded DNA sequence stably integrated into the genome of the animal, which comprises cis-acting regulatory units operably linked to a DNA sequence encoding human FIX protein without the benefit of the presence of a complete milk gene sequence for gene rescue, and a signal sequence is active in directing newly expressed Factor IX into the milk of the animal at levels in an unactivated form that is suitable for subsequent processing for therapeutic applications in treating Hemophilia B. The transgenic mammals are preferably pigs, cows, sheep, goats and rabbits. The applications include milk derivatives for oral delivery and oral tolerization in the treatment of Hemophilia B.
A milk derivative concentrate of recombinant human FIX useful for oral delivery to a patient comprising a biologically active Factor IX derived from milk produced by a transgenic pig whose genome comprises a stably integrated exogenous DNA molecule encoding human Factor IX, wherein said human Factor IX was purified and concentrated over the Factor IX present in said milk of said transgenic pig, and mixed with a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier to form said milk derivative concentrate comprising a dose for oral delivery from 2.5 mg/ml to 250 mg/ml of Factor IX.
A method of treating a patient having hemophilia B comprising orally administering to said patient a hemophilia B symptom preventing or ameliorating amount of a milk derivative concentrate of recombinant human FIX comprising a biologically active Factor IX derived from milk produced by a transgenic pig whose genome comprises a stably integrated exogenous DNA molecule encoding human Factor IX, wherein said human Factor IX was purified and concentrated over the Factor IX present in said milk of said transgenic pig, and mixed with a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier to form said milk derivative concentrate, wherein said amount of orally administered Factor IX comprises from 2.5 mg/ml to 250 mg/ml of Factor IX, and results in reduced bleeding time in said patient as compared to no administration of Factor IX to said patient, achieving a therapeutic effect in treating hemophilia B and achieving oral immunotolerization of said Factor IX.
A method of treating a patient having hemophilia B comprising orally administering to said patient a hemophilia B symptom preventing or ameliorating amount of a milk derivative concentrate of recombinant human FIX consisting essentially of a biologically active Factor IX derived from milk produced by a transgenic pig whose genome comprises a stably integrated exogenous DNA molecule encoding human Factor IX, wherein said human Factor IX was purified and concentrated over the Factor IX present in said milk of said transgenic pig, and mixed with a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier to form said milk derivative concentrate, wherein said amount of orally administered Factor IX comprises from 2.5 mg/ml to 250 mg/ml of Factor IX, and results in reduced bleeding time in said patient as compared to no administration of Factor IX to said patient, achieving a therapeutic effect in treating hemophilia B and achieving oral immunotolerization of said Factor IX.
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