Virus-modified bacteria ghosts
OwnerWerner Lubitzinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to virus-modified bacteria ghosts and the use thereof, for example, as carrier and targeting vehicles for active ingredients.
Claims19
A bacteriophage (Bph)-modified bacterial ghost, comprising Bph bound to a bacterial ghost, wherein said bacterial ghost is obtainable by Bph binding to bacteria before or/and after E-induced bacterial lysis, wherein the bacterial lysis is induced by expression of the E gene of bacteriophage PhiX174 in the bacteria.
A method for producing a bacteriophage (Bph)-modified bacterial ghost, comprising binding bacteria with Bph before or/and after bacterial lysis wherein the bacterial lysis is induced by expression of the E gene of bacteria.
A bacteriophage (Bph)-modified bacterial ghost, obtainable by adhering Bph to receptor substances of the bacterial outer membrane or cell appendages before or/and after E-induced bacterial lysis wherein the bacterial lysis is induced by expression of the E gene of bacteria.
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