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AssigneeKansas State University Research Foundation
InventorsSanjeev Narayanan, Amit Kumar, Tiruvoor Nagaraja, Muckatira Chengappa
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The present invention relates to protecting against, treating, and detecting Fusobacteria infections. Compositions and methods derived from nucleic acid and protein sequences of a 40 kDa Adhesin protein are provided to protect against, treat, and detect Fusobacteria infections in a subject. In one aspect, vaccines capable of inducing an immune response to a 40 kDa Adhesin protein are used to protect against Fusobacteria infection. Also, nucleic acid molecules, proteins, immunogens, antibodies, and antisense molecules derived from the sequences of the 40 kDa Adhesin protein may be used to protect against, treat, and detect Fusobacteria infections in a subject.
A method of reducing the rate of incidence of the symptoms or mortality caused by infection with Fusobacterium comprising the step of administering an Adhesin agent to a subject, wherein the Adhesin agent is in a form selected from the group consisting of an immunogen, a peptide, and an isolated protein;
A method of reducing the incidence of the symptoms caused by infection with Fusobacterium comprising the step of administering to a subject an immunogenic composition comprising the isolated protein of SEQ ID NO:
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